How To Screen Record on Windows PC For FREE (FAST & EASY) - OBS Studio Tutorial

Name: How To Screen Record on Windows PC For FREE (FAST & EASY) - OBS Studio Tutorial
Uploaded: 2026-06-30T03:37:55.895Z
Description: Learn how to screen record on a Windows PC for free with OBS Studio. This easy tutorial shows you how to capture your screen, webcam, mic, and computer audio.

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Learn how to record your screen using OBS Studio, including webcam, mic, and INTERNAL COMPUTER AUDIO on a Windows PC, for FREE! By the end of this video you'll be a pro at screen recording on your PC using OBS—plus a few bonus tips to elevate the quality of your videos.

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OBS Studio: https://obsproject.com/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u1LBOCNH_Y

Chapters: Intro Download, install, and launch OBS Studio Open Settings Configure Output Settings Configure Audio Settings Configure Hotkeys Add Source - Display Capture Resize output (source size) Settings → Video → Output Resolution Add a webcam source - Video Capture Device Audio Mixer & check mic levels Start Recording! Open and watch the saved recording SUMMARY OF STEPS (PAUSE HERE) Subscribe Outro

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Key Takeaways

Download and install OBS Studio for a completely free way to capture your screen, webcam, microphone, and internal computer audio.
Configure your Output settings to save files in the MP4 format on High Quality for universal video compatibility.
Assign custom Hotkeys (like F10) to seamlessly start and stop recordings without keeping the OBS application visible on your screen.
Use the Sources panel to add a Display Capture for your screen (enable Force SDR if using an HDR monitor) and a Video Capture Device for your webcam.
Right-click the video preview to Resize output (source size) and configure your scaled video resolution to 1920x1080 (HD) for perfectly framed recordings.
Balance your Audio Mixer by slightly lowering your desktop volume and ensuring your microphone stays below 0 dB (the red zone) to prevent audio distortion.