[Lucid:]

Yeah, my husband settled on one called Open Broadcast Software, since it was completely free. I think one of his friends uses that one too. We tried streaming a video today, but the quality was pretty bad since our internet kinda sucks. It's a little disappointing, because I think if the quality was just a touch better, it would've been a really funny and entertaining stream. The software he used is able to record straight to a file, too, and records game and microphone audio at the same time so that's really cool. He'd need to wear a gaming headset while recording though, or else it'd echo.

I watched the how-to videos by NintendoCapriSun, and it seems pretty straightforward. I thought lining up the voice and game would be a nightmare, but it seems like it's not too bad. I haven't used Windows Movie Maker before, but I've used professional-grade video editing software in some of my classes, and it looked similar enough in timeline view. I don't know what the heck was going on when he briefly showed storyboard view, though.