Filmora: Enable shortcut key display for screen recordings
FilmoraDemo summary
The video demonstrates how to activate the keyboard shortcut overlay within the screen recording settings menu.
Step-by-step
- Go to Project Media
- Click on the screen recording icon
- Open Settings
- Enable Show keyboard shortcuts
- Choose the screen position for the shortcut display
- Start recording
Options
- Select specific screen locations for the shortcut overlay
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