There are so many screen capture capabilities out there. I chose one that would capture my video & audio at the same time (screencast). I'm still a fan of Camtasia - but it does cost $$. The reason you would want to purchase rather than use free - only if you want to produce really high quality video - like adding menus to your video, controlling the product output of your video, adding captions, & having a high level editing component where you can cut/splice & make all sorts of edits. I like to make really good video for tutorials for tech purposes so that is why I choose Camtasia. Also, our multimedia teachers prefer it - the output is important if you are creating media that you plan to use for a long time & play on various devices - like ipods, etc. If you are making quick easy video - then I think free is good, but sometimes you run into tech issues depending on where & how you wish to play it.
Here is a short tech tip on saving files that I created using Screencast:
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looks pretty good to me for free!
this is something I really think can help us...if we all make short little things like this and share them around....typical things that we get asked over and over again!
Definitely! there is a ctr wiki now - but the trick is to get folks used to going there to get answers. Not sure they will do it?
I loved it but need additional speakers to hear you! My hero!
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