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How to Save Videos Captured by Ezvid to your Computer

By Tuan Do

You might have used the Ezvid software to record your screen. I have to use it on my Windows 8 machine because this is a popular screen recorder, it is free and easy to use.

However, I have some issues with the software. I can’t preview the output video, and there is no option to save the video to a file. Ezvid allows uploading directly to Youtube at the moment and I don’t really like it because I have to provide Youtube credentials within the software and I’m not sure the freeware is reliable enough.

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Fortunately, I found a way to retrieve the videos I captured using Ezvid. The software saves all of our screen-recording videos to its own folder in My Documents. Specifically, here is where I found my videos: C:\Users\Tuan\Documents\ezvid\projects\1\media

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So, now you can get your videos and bring it to your video editor. Hope it helps.

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Comments

  1. TheUnisister says

    Dec 18, 2015 at 3:40 pm

    Um, but I can’t find it there! I tried to find it on every single one, but the only thing that appeared was the images I used to make the video… I deleted the “Made using Ezvid” video… is that it? Or is it something to do with the settings?

    • Ash says

      Oct 20, 2017 at 7:52 am

      i had the same trouble…i can’t find my files

  2. Tech PNG says

    Dec 12, 2016 at 4:23 am

    Thanks mate. This really helps

  3. Technology PNG says

    Mar 31, 2017 at 7:20 am

    Great. It works

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