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Nokemov
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October 15, 2018
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Screen recording in Premiere Rush?

  • October 15, 2018
  • 7 replies
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Can Rush be used for screen capture recording by people making tutorials?

      Correct answer Tokyo27222119oei3

      The Answer is - NO, Rush does not do screen recording. It's irritating reading through the responses, YES, we know you can use other programs to screen capture and record, the question wasn't how to screen record, but if the feature is included, and the feature is not included. 

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      Kevin-Monahan
      Community Manager
      Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      September 26, 2023
      Hi,
      Sorry, screen recording is not currently available in Rush. Thank you for your feature request.

      Thanks,
      Kevin

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      Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
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        Stephen Doher29636925e6tl
        Participant
        September 26, 2023

        The correct answer is buried here. 

        It is no. 

        Tokyo27222119oei3

        Nov 19, 2022

        The Answer is - NO, Rush does not do screen recording. It's irritating reading through the responses, YES, we know you can use other programs to screen capture and record, the question wasn't how to screen record, but if the feature is included, and the feature is not included. 

          Rebel Editor
          Rebel Editor
          Participating Frequently
          January 12, 2023

          This would have been the Camtasia killer, but back to Camtasia it is.. along with all my other media. Nice try though! Get em next time I guess. Back to watching "phone tutorials" ???? LOL

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            Matthew275288278ivp
            Participant
            December 19, 2022

            PC user here. I want to record my screen using Premier Rush, but sounds like this is not possible. Am I wrong?

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            Tokyo27222119oei3Correct answer
            Participant
            November 20, 2022

            The Answer is - NO, Rush does not do screen recording. It's irritating reading through the responses, YES, we know you can use other programs to screen capture and record, the question wasn't how to screen record, but if the feature is included, and the feature is not included. 

              Jeff Evans
              Jeff Evans
              Participating Frequently
              October 30, 2021

              I have the same concerns voiced below. On Windows 10 Pro there is an app included called Xbox Game Bar. It will record everthing that is going on in a running program except not the Desktop or the File Explorer. And not outside the bounds of the running program window. It is designed to record game play but will record the use of Google Earth, PremierPro etc. anything that runs in a window.  It records the cursor which regrettable stays at the smallest size although the color can be changed to some bright color. This is presumably so the cursor does no interfere with recording game play, but it is there in the recording. Then if necessary, that clip which is stored in Videos>Capture, can be edited in PremierPro which may include highlighting things, adding text, andnin my case everytime I say:  "Ahhh,  So..." and long blank spaces while I think!  Xbox Game Bar will record your voice as you traverse the screen with the small pointer and spin Google Earth or point to various text.  

                Rameez_Khan
                Rameez_Khan
                Legend
                October 15, 2018

                Hi Nokemov,

                Welcome to the Rush community.

                When you say screen capture, do you mean to say recording the iPhone/iPad screen, just as one would capture gameplay footage on a computer?

                Thanks,

                Rameez

                Rameez_Khan
                Rameez_Khan
                Legend
                October 15, 2018

                If that's what you want to do, you can follow these steps:

                1. Record the screen of your iOS device: How to record the screen on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

                2. This would save the screen capture to the Camera Roll as a video file.

                3. Import that video file in Rush and edit it.

                Hope this helps.

                Rameez

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                  톰5E47
                  Participant
                  October 19, 2020

                  Would you mind posting it on our UserVoice platform as a feature request so that others can up-vote it too? Premiere Rush: Hot (102 ideas) – Adobe video & audio apps

                  Best,

                  Rameez


                  As an employee you should be aware that I went through considerable irritation to get my university to provide me with an Adobe Creative Suite account for producing online lectures only to find that it lacks the basic feature of recording webcam and screen video captures. As a teacher I have been pushed into the role of creating online video content and I was hoping to use your suite of tools to shorten my learning curve. Instead it took 36 hours to have my account activated by my institution with the help of our IT administrator, and I have spent an entire morning searching for how to record my screen and webcam using your software. My plan was to produce a tutorial for my students so they could produce and upload presentations as a remote group project. I know your product has some amazing features but so do GIMP and other open source products. If my first step in the project is to have students record their screen and webcams is to tell them to download OBS Studio then it makes no sense to pay to subscribe to your creative suite. It is possible that my ASUS Zenbook Duo is making it difficult but it appears I am not alone looking for this basic functionality and I am probably better off contacting my IT administrator and cancelling the subscription then wasting anymore time trouble shooting. Your Adobe Animate program looks fascinating but all the time invested in looking for a simple way to record a webcam image to narrate video content as I create it has dulled my appetite. I woke up with the idea of recording several screencasts showing my colleagues how to use Adobe Creative Suite to create and edit content for their language classes has been replaced with a feeling of frustration. I can now understand my universities reluctance to provide this product.

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