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Hi,<br />
I need a chrome tab recording software that can record multiple tabs the video and audio from them simultaneously.<br />
Is there any such tool available ?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,
I need a chrome tab recording software that can record multiple tabs the video and audio from them simultaneously.
Is there any such tool available ?

Thanks

Record audio and video from multiple chrome tabs simultaneously

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