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25 May 2011
Impressive, fully featured application that has a multitude of uses beyond training or presentations. Expensive though.
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows Vista 64-bit
Manufacturer: TechSmith Corporation
Size: 165MB
Number of Downloads: 4221
Price: $299
Camtasia is a great program for recording any on-screen activity as a video. It can capture activity and save it in many different video formats, including Macromedia Flash (SWF and FLV), AVI, WMV, QuickTime (MOV), RealMedia (RM), animated GIF, or alternatively as an executable (EXE) file.
A wide range of effects is available to enhance your movie, including text boxes and transition effects, and you have total control over elements such as audio and video codecs, quality, frame rate, color depth and special effects.
The Studio consists of a Recorder, Producer Effects, MenuMaker and Player. Used in sequence a movie can be created, edited, produced and distributed with extreme ease.
It is even possible to record your own audio narration to a video, either during or after the recording process.
The program is so simple to use, that you can begin recording your own videos within a matter of minutes.
The latest version 7 boasts several new features including editing enhancementsand is Windows 7 compatible.
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