Screen Record Any Streaming Service without a Black Screen - Netflix, Disney+, Hulu [2023]

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If you've ever attempted to screen-record videos on platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, etc., but only encountered a frustrating black screen, don't worry! You've come to the right place. In this video, you'll discover how to successfully screen-record videos on any platform without any problem.

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Video Outline
0:27 - Download and use chrome
0:33 - Install and use screen recording app
1:35 - Set up the screen recording preferences
2:10 - Change your browser settings
2:46 - Record your clips

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Closed Caption:

You tried to screen record a clip
from your favorite streaming service
like Netflix,
Disney Plus, Hulu or Amazon video.
This is going to be super easy,
you thought.
But quickly, you ran into this issue. The dreaded black screen.
Instead of spending hours
trying to find a solution like I did.
You can just watch this video
to skip the frustration and start
capturing clips from popular TV shows
and movies to use in your next
YouTube video or social media post.
Step 1: Download and use Chrome.
Be sure that you're using Chrome
because it's the only browser
that I've actually been able
to make this work on.
Step 2: Install and
use a screen recording app that also allows us to capture the system
audio
or the internal audio of your computer.
This way you capture both the video
and the audio of the clips that you want.
Now I use Loom for this.
The first 25 videos are free
and it's pretty easy to use
and now I'm not being paid
to mention them in this video.
Now, if you need to record a lot of clips,
a free alternative is OBS, which doesn't
have the same limit on how many video
recordings you can use.
But it is a little bit
more tricky to set up.
The settings
between the two will be different.
However, I do have a separate video on
how you can do screen recording with OBS.
No matter which one you use,
the overall process is the same,
so you will want to finish this video
first.
Okay.
So real quick,
we're going to sign up and download Loom
and then hit install. While that's going,
if you don't know who I am,
my name is Steven Records
and I'm the founder of contentthunder.com,
where we give businesses and content
creators everything that they need
to build their audience online. With services like content
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Step 3: Set up the screen
recording preferences.
All right, so now let's just open the app
and then we're going to need to adjust
some preferences really quick.
If you are using OBS,
then you'll want to draw
from the settings in the other video.
But for Loom, we're going to first set
the default quality to 1440,
then make sure that the "Highlight
mouse clicks" is set to off.
Next, we're going to turn off the option
to "Show your control" menu. Set
"The record audio in mono" to on
and then make sure "Use system audio" is on.
Then go back to the main page
and change the recording settings
to none for both the camera and the mic.
We don't want those getting in the way
while we're recording clips.
Step 4: Change your browser settings.
Now, if you try to hit record
at this point,
you're just going to get
that black screen.
To fix that,
we need to open up our Chrome browser.
Then go to settings, system and turn off
"Use hardware acceleration when available."
And then we're going
to relaunch the browser.
Before you start recording your clips,
It's important
to know about the restrictions around
how you can use them
without getting your video taken down,
or even worse, your entire account banned
permanently due to copyright issues.
Fair use is what we call this in the U.S.
It is called different things
in other countries.
But I'll leave a link to an article
put out by YouTube that was really helpful
for me in understanding it
and the description.
Now, with that out of the way,
the last step is to record your clips.
To do that, go to any streaming service
that you want to use
and then click on the video
that you want to record.
Now go to the part of the video
that you want to get a clip from
and then set the video to full screen.
I also like to start my video
a few seconds back from where I want it,
to give it some time
for the controls to disappear.
You then just press record.
You might also have to confirm that you're
okay with your microphone
being turned off.
Now that it's recording,
go ahead and play the video
and ensure that your cursor
is out of the way and left alone.
Once you've captured the part
that you need, just stop the recording.
And now you have the clip ready to go.
To download the clips,
you're just going to go to the three dots
and then hit download.
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