Exciting New Screen Recording Feature in Snipping Tool for Windows Insiders

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We’ve got exciting news for the Windows Insider community! Microsoft has announced the rollout of a new screen recording feature in the Snipping Tool. Initially available to Insiders in the Dev Channel with version 11.2211.35.0 and now expanding to the Beta Channel with version 11.2212.24.0, this update promises to enhance your content capturing capabilities even further.

Key Features of the Update​

• Screen Recording: Users can now record their screens directly from the Snipping Tool. Simply open the app, select the new record option, and highlight the part of your screen you want to capture.
• Pause Feature: Added ability
  to pause the recording session—a much-requested feature.
• Improved Performance and Reliability: The latest update aims to create a smoother user experience with better overall app reliability.

  How To Get Started​

  To start using the new screen recording feature:
  1. Open: Launch the Snipping Tool from your Start menu.
  2. Select: Choose the new record option.
  3. Define: Highlight and refine the specific area of your screen you wish to record.
  4. Record: Click “Start” to begin your screen recording session.
  5. Preview and Save: Once the recording is done, you can preview it before sharing or saving it.

     Known Issues​

     Microsoft has noted a
     couple of issues that users may encounter:
  []Start Delay: There might be a slight delay between clicking “Start” and the actual beginning of the recording. []Window Restoration: The Snipping Tool app window may not restore when initiating a new snip within the app.

  Importance for Windows Users​

  This feature is a significant addition for Windows users who often need to capture more than just static screenshots. Whether you're creating tutorials, sharing gameplay, or troubleshooting issues, being able to record directly from Snipping Tool simplifies the process immensely. The ability to pause recordings and the improved reliability are added benefits
  that many users will appreciate.

  Feedback​

  Microsoft is keen to get your feedback on this new feature. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, file your feedback in the Feedback Hub under Apps > Snipping Tool using the shortcut WIN + F. Stay tuned to WindowsForum.com for more updates and discussions around Windows features. Your insights and experiences help shape the tools we all use and love!​

  Source: Windows Insider Blog