Blank lines make chapters. Chapters export as separate, numbered MP4s. When one screen changes, one file is re-rendered.
A help centre wants a short video next to each feature. A release wants the one video that changed. A sales deck wants the ninety-second cut. All of these are chapters of one script, exported as needed. The Export menu offers the whole tutorial or one file per chapter; each chapter card has its own export too.
Technical details, for the people who ask.
Records the tab itself at its real pixel size, up to 2880 by 1800, at 30 frames per second.
H.264 MP4 where Chrome supports it, WebM otherwise. No watermark, no re-encode.
Tab audio and the narrator go through one mixer into the file. Already synced.
Tutorial name, then 01 Chapter name, 02, 03. Drop the folder into your help centre.
If a beat cannot find its element, the recording pauses on a sheet: fix it, skip it, or stop. Paused time is left out of the file.
A pinned red button at the top of the panel while recording. Stopping keeps what was recorded so far.
Beats that rehearsal could not place are flagged in red with the reason, and the Export button shows the count. Fix them by rewording, pointing, or recording the actions by hand, and the count goes away.
Right-click the page and choose Allow Tuti Tuti to record this tab.
From the Export menu at the top right, or a chapter card's own export link.
In Downloads, named and numbered. The export log under Checks says what happened.
Chapters make the library maintainable.
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