Select Next in the bottom righthand corner. Select the circular capture button to begin recording or pause recording. Select your desired webcam, microphone, and screen share settings.Ĭhoose any effects you'd like in your video: Filters, Background blur, Background replace, Stickers, and more. See this article for more information on how to enable or troubleshoot your camera. When prompted by your browser, select Allow to enable your camera and microphone. You can add inking, stickers, images, music, text, replace your background, and record multiple clips. If you're only going to be using the SP7 without any external monitors, I still suggest cooling it with one of the above solutions, or something similar, but you'll probably be in much less danger of overheating than I am.Record your screen, create webcam videos, and add effects directly in Microsoft 365 with your work or school account! The Stream screen recorder is great for explainer videos, product demos, or quick webcam videos without leaving M365. If you're going to take the Surface with you a lot, 2 is obviously a better solution than 1. I also bought 2 and am eagerly awaiting its arrival so that I can compare the two solutions. I'm using 1a right now and waiting for 1b to arrive. I plan to edit video on it, so overheating is a big deal. I have an SP8 that I'm using to drive two external 4k displays, and it severely and dangerously overheats. Here are two solutions, depending on what you're looking for:
To try to deal with this, you need to cool the back of the Surface externally using a fan. It'll damage or wear down internal components, such as the battery, screen, glue, etc. It'll slow applications you're running to a near-standstill, and The problem that you're probably going to have is thermal throttling, which will do two very bad things:
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