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record windows

man · 2006-04-23 17:58:45

what sofware should i use to record my active window on my computer for a inset shot in my film rather than recording it with a cam?

23-04-2006 5:58pm

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man

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what sofware should i use to record my active window on my computer for a inset shot in my film rather than recording it with a cam?

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#2 23-04-2006 6:25pm

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Check out "camtasia". You can get a fully working 30 day trial.

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#3 23-04-2006 8:53pm

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If recording with a camera check the refresh rate of the monitor.
75Hz should reduce flicker.

But if editing digitally then sw might be better

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#4 23-04-2006 8:59pm

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I replied on your other thread.

John

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#5 24-04-2006 11:33am

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snagIT

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