Training Videos 10 and 11 - Camtasia Studio and Morae (Visual Lounge)

Training Videos 10 and 11 - Camtasia Studio and Morae

Posted on Friday January 18, 2008 by Betsy Weber

I was having so much fun at Macworld yesterday that I ran out of time to post the Training video! So, today is your lucky day! You get two screencasts!

First up is one from Ryan Eash about Camtasia Studio. This video is about saving out PowerPoint slides as images, and then importing them into Camtasia and adding voice narration. This is an alternative from recording voice using the add-in toolbar…and it gives some flexibility with being able to “extend the current frame” in voice narration, and being able to resize the image clips on the timeline a bit easier than video clips. This same process could also be used for creating title clips in PowerPoint and importing them into Camtasia Studio as well.

The next one is all about Morae from Conan Heiselt. This video is about troubleshooting Morae when observing takes place across networks. Networks vary immensely and sometimes users run into snags.

Comments (2)

chris Jangelov :

You don't happen to have a cheat sheet for converting between millimeters and pixels?

Posted by chris Jangelov | January 21, 2008 3:35 AM

Posted on January 21, 2008 03:35

Bradford Benn :

This one was pretty helpful as I was having challenges getting a powerpoint to look the right way. I was able to take this approach and add in the video clips I wanted to use.

Posted by Bradford Benn | January 21, 2008 3:04 PM

Posted on January 21, 2008 15:04

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