For capturing demo videos and drawings I have used paid screencast software, but am wondering if there's anything good out there that's free.
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Check out Jing, it's pretty good and can host your screencasts on screencast.com |
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Try screentoaster is web based and works in ubuntu and windows as far as I can tell. |
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for PC there is CamStudio.org which is free and open source |
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Screenium on the Mac is also awesome & easy to use, though it's $29. |
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Mac OS X Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6) has QuickTime version 10. The File Menu has a new option for "New Screen Recording". |
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Check out Camtasia Studio from TechSmith. For an example of Camtasia in use, check out the following sites.
Works on Mac and Windows. ** Note: I would've posted inline links for those two examples, but since I'm a new user on this site, it only would let me post one link. Just Google for those phrases to see a demo. |
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There's also Jing for both mac and pc. Downsize is the capture is limited to 5 minutes on the free account. |
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You might be interested in ScreenToaster This is an free online screen recording application that has interesting features. You can save as a video or flv, you can host the video on the site as well as post to your blog and they do have a caption option. |
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WebcamMax FTW |
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For free on Snow Leopard as Doulster says is the latest version of QuickTime version 10. I have used it and can comfirm it works. But it will not replace ScreenFlow which I use a lot. I am testing the beta version 2 right now and it is impressive, with many added tools. The transitions work well as does the direct upload to YouTube. Don't know when it will be out but I think it could be soon. All the best David Allen from Mac20Q |
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