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And then there is windows media encoder 9
(http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/encoder/default.mspx)
.
It does not have all the features of the dedicated documentation generators
(I have used camtasia and robodemo, now captivate). But I have not
experienced any of the problems you mention with the windows media video 9
screen codec that it uses for screen videos.
And it has a price tag that will be hard to beat (it is free for xp).
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Dr. Thomas Plagwitz
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Tel: (813) 253-3333 Ext. 3917
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Dear all,
We are producing some "how to" videos in which we want to demonstrate how to
use certain web pages. The best way to do this seems to be to perform
"screen captures", using applications that make movies out of a sequence of
actions you perform at your computer, which then allows you to show that
movie to somebody else. We will be delivering these little movies online.
We are rookies, and are fighting with issues like image quality, flickering
of the final compressed sequences, and probably others we don't even know
about yet! Does anybody have any recommendations for this process, for
example which capturing software has worked for you, any tips for rookies,
and so forth?
Thanks much in advance...
David Pankratz
Loyola University Chicago
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