Suggest using Camtasia (
www.techsmith.com) Very cheap, every feature you could want and has a very nice editor - produces AVI and webstreaming stuff. I'm using it now for my training CDs for VFE and also for creating help for client apps.
>Thanks for the tip, but in this case I do not want to build a tool but rather use one! I need an efficient capture tool for the creation of a demo of our running software. I suppose we could train a video camera at the screen but that is very unprofessional. I also checked Adobe Premier Pro and it does not support video capture.
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>Any more ideas?????
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>Thanks
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http://www.qwerks.com/download/6396/Screen2VideoDemo.zip>>
>>>We would like to capture a video movie to use with our Demo/Help systems. We tried the Windows Video Encoder and found that with a VFP app we need a multi monster CPU system or at least an 12ghz processor to keep pace. We could also video out to a digital camcorder, but we don't know how to shunt the video to either firewire or USB which is the DIV input requirements of our Sony digital camcorder.
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>>>Can anyone with experience in this offer any suggestions... software, hardware, psychiatrist?
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>>>Thanks
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>>>Glenn
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