google chrome screencastify video not shown in recording

At the top right, click More (three dots menu).

If students are not using Chrome Version 72 or greater

The version of your Google Chrome browser will appear on the next window, toward the top of the screen.

How to find which version of Google Chrome you have

Can you clear your browser app cache and cookies? Go to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData and click 'Clear data'.

Are 3rd-party cookies blocked? Try unblocking them (see below).

Which version of Chrome are you running? Try updating to the newest version (see below).

Upload at off-peak times. This one isn’t particularly helpful if you need to upload quickly now, but off-peak times have much quicker speeds, and this is something to consider when choosing the time you upload something.

You can do this by downloading antivirus software and by making sure that it’s working properly.

Remove malware. Malware is one of the things that can slow your computer’s speed down most, so you should make sure you don’t have any viruses.

This can include wireless printers and mobile phones too. Remove other devices from your network. Having many devices connected to your internet at once can really slow down speeds, so try removing these.Clear your temporary files. Clearing your history, cache, and cookies can increase the overall speed of your computer, and this will increase your upload speed in turn.Try using a wired connection. If you’re currently using a Wi-Fi connection, try switching to an ethernet cable, as wired connections have a faster upload speed.With speeds less than 25 Mbps, you may experience issues buffering when streaming video, difficulty connecting multiple devices, and other internet connectivity issues. To give you an idea of how much speed can play a role in uploading, we’ve listed the estimated time it would take to upload a 10-minute video with various speeds below. If you’re experiencing any of these issues, we recommend that you let your video finish uploading to your teacher's Google Drive. At some peak hours, your Internet Service Provider registers spikes of upload traffic and might take longer to upload your video. Heavy uploads traffic: You might be uploading during a busy time.

Slow or unstable internet connection is one of the main causes of slow uploads.

Slow internet connection: Run a speed test ( ) to check your internet connection.

To make your uploads faster, use screen recordings instead of webcam recordings, and keep your videos short.

File type and size: Your video’s file type and video format determine its size.

If your upload seems stuck or is taking a long time, it may be due to: Uploading can take anywhere from a few moments to several hours.

Uploading times vary depending on your file size, internet bandwidth, and upload traffic.

Google chrome screencastify video not shown in recording