02 May 2012
VTake a grab of anything displayed on your monitor, including video
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Type: Shareware
Platform: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Manufacturer: Ashampoo
Size: 10.4MB
Number of Downloads: 387
Price: €19.99
This is the software publisher's description.
Ashampoo Snap 4 enables you to create high-quality screenshots, videos and demos of your screen content. Edit, save and share your excellent results with others. This new version offers lots of innovative features and improvements, especially in the areas of video capture and editing tools.
With Ashampoo Snap 4 you can make effective, informative and individually created screenshots of the Windows desktop, single windows, selected areas or complete websites. In school and professional use a spontaneous idea or important information is quickly send. Just as quickly an interesting image is mailed to friends and acquaintances.
Use the video mode to create videos and demos tailored to your needs. Capture film sequences or computer games (in a window) and save them as high-quality video files. You can also produce demos like video tutorials for software or presentations of websites. Videos and demos can be saved in different formats using various codecs. New fantastic features, like cursor and zoom effects, are available during video capture.
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