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Kalmuri combines screenshots, screen recording, and OCR in a simple Windows app

Kalmuri combines screenshots, screen recording, and OCR in a simple Windows app

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Kalmuri runs without installation and is suitable for USB use. To record video with Kalmuri, you choose the MP4 option from the output menu. In portable versions, you need to manually place an FFmpeg.exe file in Kalmuri's folder – once it's there, the program supports high-quality video recording as long as FFmpeg is recognized.

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Kalmuri is a free and portable screen-capture and recording tool for Windows that offers features like full-screen or area capture, screenshot and MP4 video capture, support for formats such as PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF (for images) and MP4 (for videos), OCR to extract text from images, floating-image previews, color picking, hotkey control, and even a built-in browser for webpage snapshots. Kalmuri runs without installation and is suitable for USB use. How do I record videos using Kalmuri? To record video with Kalmuri, you choose the MP4 option from the output menu. In portable versions, you need to manually place an FFmpeg.exe file in Kalmuri's folder – once it's there, the program supports high-quality video recording as long as FFmpeg is recognized.

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