Hi all,
since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (win and mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about some screencast in
order to explain usage, etc ...
I haven't used screencast software ever since camtasia and flw output in
2007 but of course would prefer something non-flash ...
(just like Java I have never really liked Flash ... to put it nicely ..
)
Has anybody any recommendations or personal experience to share?
ThanX,
T
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 5:43 PM, Tobias Weber tobias.weber@roglink.net wrote:
Hi all,
since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (win and mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about some screencast inorder to explain usage, etc …
I haven’t used screencast software ever since camtasia and flw output in
2007 but of course would prefer something non-flash …
(just like Java I have never really liked Flash … to put it nicely …
)
Has anybody any recommendations or personal experience to share?
I use Snagit at work fairly regularly. Works very well, though I think it is just a limited version of camtasia.
There are also some free online services such as http://www.screenr.com/
Cody
I use “Free Screen To Video” by Kyote Software,
to capture screen video and microphone audio for ScreenCasts of my
video analysis application. I use a video editor to edit what I
capture ('cause I can never capture what I need in one smooth take)
and convert the result to the form I need for my web site (which is
Flash for me, but you can create whatever you want.) You can see my
screencasts at to
see the finished products.
I chose this package because it was free and because it can capture
video I play within my app, which several other packages I
experimented with could not do.
David
On 11/28/2012 08:25 AM, Cody wrote:
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 5:43 PM, TobiasWeber tobias.weber@roglink.net
wrote:Hi all,
since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (winand mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about somescreencast in
order to explain usage, etc ... I haven't used screencast software ever since camtasia and flwoutput in
2007 but of course would prefer something non-flash ... (just like Java I have never really liked Flash ... to put itnicely …
;-) ) Has anybody any recommendations or personal experience toshare?
I use Snagit at work fairly regularly. Works very well,
though I think it is just a limited version of camtasia.
There are also some free online services such as http://www.screenr.com/
http://www.koyotesoft.com/video-software/free-screen-to-video.htmlhttp://www.transana.org/support/screencasts.htm
I’m planning on using Microsoft Expression Encoder 4. I have read good reviews while researching screencast software. It has a free and a paid version.
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/Encoder4_Overview.aspx
On 27.11.2012, at 6:43, Tobias Weber tobias.weber@roglink.net wrote:
Hi all,
since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (win and mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about some screencast in
order to explain usage, etc …I haven’t used screencast software ever since camtasia and flw output in
2007 but of course would prefer something non-flash …
(just like Java I have never really liked Flash … to put it nicely …
Has anybody any recommendations or personal experience to share?
Hi all,
since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (win and mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about some screencast in
order to explain usage, etc ...
Will you be releasing the Mac version via the Mac App Store?
Sent from my iPad
On 27.11.2012, at 6:43, Tobias Weber <tobias.weber@roglink.net> wrote: