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thank you Greg....as usual, your tips are excellent and they always tend to enhance our knowledge...this specific tip helped me create a tutorial on a new piece of software that we have just introduced at work
I did the same thing except I used a program called wink it seems to work close to Windows Media Encoder. Although I did need to add text dialog since not all of my users have access to speakers. But I believe it will take audio recordings also.
you can get wink here free.
http://www.debugmode.com/wink/
you can get wink here free.
http://www.debugmode.com/wink/
I found VJDirector(http://www.nagashare.com/PRODUCTS/VJdirector.html) is more better than windows media encoder,
Some people tried?
Some people tried?
Guys, my pause button is grayed out and I want to make video in session, not in just one single shot...Can anyone pls suggest what is wrong?
I rather encode in FLV for streaming video on the web.
vTute Recorder is the best one I'v tried so far
vTute Recorder is the best one I'v tried so far
I love it, didn't know it was this easy, will highly recommend to everyone in my company.
Thanks,
Sam
Thanks,
Sam
Video tutorials are the best way to memorize.And its very interesting.Would like to suggest a site www.funnelbrain.com that i came across that supports video tutorials.Very interactive and innovative.
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