Distribute Screen Recordings as Executables

Articles

1.	Creating Screen Recordings For Web Streaming
2.	Reducing the File Size of Screen Recordings
3.	Distributing Screen Recordings
4.	Record Using Multiple Monitors
5.	Record Streaming Audio
6.	Record Internet TV and Internet Radio Shows
7.	Automate Screen Recordings
8.	Streamline Your Work with Auto Tasks
9.	Save the Last Minutes
10.	Cutting and Splicing Screen Recordings
11.	Command Line Parameters
12.	Distribute Screen Recordings as Executables
13.	Draw on Screen
14.	Adding Mouse Effects

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My Screen Recorder Pro v2.67

Distribute Screen Recordings as Executables

There are many considerations that you have to bear in mind while distributing your screen recordings. Whether the video file would retain its quality when it reaches the different viewers is an important concern. You certainly cannot depend on the media player and choice of resolution at the viewers’ end which may differ widely from computer to computer. My Screen Recorder Pro helps you to ensure clarity, more control over the viewing experience and effective presentation whenever your screen recordings are played back. It has a Generate Executable wizard that packs your AVI screen recordings in a built-in player. Let’s see why making a self-playing screen recording or an executable can greatly enhance the experience of your viewing audience.

Advantages For Your Viewer

	Built-In Video Player: The executable is played using a pre-loaded player so your viewers do not need to have a player installed on their PC.
	Original Dimensions Preserved: You can be sure that the quality of your screen recording is maintained since it is played in its original dimensions. There is no distortion whenever the video is played back.
	Play Individual Video Chapters: If an executable is made by combining several screen recordings, the player lists them as separate chapters. A viewer can play any of them in any order, instead of playing the entire executable file all at once and in sequence.

Advantages to You
	Customize the Player: You can select the way the player runs your recordings. For instance, you can have the recording Continuously replay (loop).
	Combine Multiple Recordings Into One Executable: The Generate Executables wizard lets you join any number of screen recordings into a single executable.
	Compression: The AVI files that make the executable are compressed by default by the Generate Executable wizard. The resulting executable is smaller is size.
	Password Protection: If you want only selected people to view the executable, you can set a password for it. Only the people who know the password to will be able to play the executable.

To make an executable from your AVI screen recordings using My Screen Recorder Pro, follow the procedure given below:

1.	On the Tools menu, select Generate Executable.
2.	Click Next on the welcome screen of the Generate Executable Wizard.
3.	Click Add to include the AVI files you want in the executable. You can specify the output folder by clicking on Browse.
4.	Use the Remove, Move Up and Move Down button to arrange files in the list.
5.	If one or more files are selected in the file list of My Screen Recorder Pro when you start the Wizard, they are automatically included and shown in the list of files. Click Next.
6.	Customize the player used to run the executable by selecting/deselecting the Select Options. Click Next.



7.	If you have included more than one file for making the executable, the Select the Loading Type screen appears. There are two loading types, the Preload all screen recordings option loads all the screen recording before the player is launched and Load screen recordings on demand loads only the first screen recording before launching the player. The remaining screen recordings are loaded as and when required. If there are more than about five chapters, the preloading can take some time (and thus delay the start of playback), so Load screen recordings on demand is a better choice.
8.	Specify the number of seconds you want the player to Pause before playing next chapter. The range can be from 0 to 9 seconds.
9.	The In chapter view show option you can choose whether you want each chapter to be listed as Thumbnails or Large icons in the executable.
10.	Click Next to start generating the executable.
11.	The Output filename box shows both the executable file's name and the path where it is saved.
12.	Click Finish after the process of making an executable is complete. You can choose to Run Executable or Open Containing Folder, either of which lets you test your newly-created file.

Now that the executable is generated, you can use any CD or DVD burning program to copy the newly-created executable on to a disk for distributing.