MSN Recorder Max 4.3.8.2

The tongue is one of the most used muscles in the human body. The simple truth of the matter is that we are social creatures that like to stay in touch with your family, friends and colleagues. Proof of this is the fact that social networking sites are thriving – Facebook for example has several hundred million registered users. Further proof is the fact that instant messaging (IM) applications like MSN Messenger (or Windows Live Messenger) are also thriving.

There are over 300 million active users that take advantage of the chat capabilities provided by the Microsoft-developed instant messaging application – and that’s on a monthly basis. With MSN Messenger you can easily talk to the people you want – you can do this by IM-ing them, or by using a webcam to video chat (which to my mind is the next best thing to actually meeting that person).

If you want to keep track of what you talked about, you could record that conversation. All you need is a specialized piece of software and you could easily record the video conversation(s) you have with your messenger buddies (either bits of the conversation, or the whole thing). Such a specialized piece of software is the CoolwareMax-developed MSN Recorder Max.

MSN Recorder Max can capture your webcam chats, but that is not the only thing it can do. It can also record whatever else is displayed on the screen. On top of that it can easily upload whatever you recorded to popular video sharing site YouTube. You don’t have to visit the Google-owned site to upload a video; you need only click the “Upload” button and said video will be swiftly uploaded to YouTube.

To record webcam discussions, upload them to YouTube, or capture whatever is displayed on the screen, you need just one easy to use software application: MSN Recorder Max.

Pros

• Easy to use
• Capture whole conversations, or just the webcam video
• Record whatever is on the screen
• Upload videos to YouTube
• Works with all MSN Messenger/Windows Live Messenger versions

Cons

• Shareware (free to use during the 30-day trial period)
• Nag screen

MSN Recorder Max has been reviewed by George Norman on 17 Mar 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated MSN Recorder Max 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent