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#Camtasia 2018 record flashing screen movie#
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I had a problem with this, but fortunately this has been resolved with the help of the learning team.

Not all web/media servers are set up to serve m4v files.

(This happens to me even on my 19 inch display at home, which is currently set to 1152 x 864.) Perhaps this is the price I pay for going for an 800×600 movie, instead of something smaller?

#Camtasia 2018 record flashing screen movie#

However, these are listed at the bottom of the page, under the movie frame, and may disappear off the bottom of the screen if the viewer is not operating at high resolution. The additional file downloads (mp3 etc.) available in addition to the screencast are shown on the web page produced by Camtasia.

#Camtasia 2018 record flashing screen mp4#

I have now modified my “Joel medium” production preset (as discussed in my earlier comments in the Toshiba Laptop Solutions thread) so that, in addition to producing the mp4 screencast and an mp3 file, it also produces an m4v file (suitable for ipods).

So I am going for a slightly higher sensitivity level for now. I have tried using the Auto-Adjust Volume tool in the Audio Setup Wizard, and it may be that this does give results with least possible distortion, but it also appears (to me) to give recordings that are too quiet. I have now experimented with this, and I think that I have just about found the right level. In the end, though, I think that the main cause of the distortion in the sound quality on my first few screencasts was that I had the microphone input settings on the laptop at too sensitive a level.

#Camtasia 2018 record flashing screen full#

Moreover, the full set of audio settings is then available from the tools->options->audio->advanced settings, instead of the highly restricted set of options I found when going to Camtasia Recorder directly. This again fires up Camtasia Recorder, but it preserves the audio settings that you have previously chosen. Instead, you should run the full Camtasia Studio program and click on “Record the Screen”. Here the moral appears to be: DON’T start Camtasia Recorder directly. Moreover, when I fire up Camtasia Recorder directly, the audio settings always revert to a relatively low quality default setting. If I fire up Camtasia Recorder directly (as you can) without going via the full Camtasia Studio, then in the advanced audio options (under tools->options->audio) the set of possible recording formats and qualities available is far smaller than those available via the corresponding menu in the Audio Setup Wizard. The interesting thing here is that, at least on my machine, some very similar menus have rather different sets of options. He suggested using the Audio Setup Wizard under Voice Narration.

I have also had some helpful suggestions from Alan Mintey Television & Video Production Manager, Nottingham University IS Learning Team). However, you should consult this tutorial for more explanation of some of the menus and features discussed below. Perhaps it would have been a good idea to look properly at which is the official tutorial! Still, I don’t think I saw all of the issues below discussed there.

As I mentioned before, I have been struggling to get high quality audio recordings, which is disappointing given that I have some relatively expensive equipment (a Sennheiser kit).

In fact this method does pretty much work for me (I can put up with intermittent flickering) and this may be my safest option.

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Update Oct 4 2009: I originally thought that disabling display acceleration hadn’t helped me, but this was a “failure to actually change settings” error on my part (see comments below). Which suggested turning off display acceleration during capture. I’ll report back on whether the problem is cured by turning off “layered” capturing, as suggested. I think I may have found the explanation now on the page Interestingly, this flickering is NOT present on the resulting screencast video, so students may have a better experience watching the screencast than they do in the original lecture. When Camtasia is recording, the mouse pointer on my display flickers very rapidly, and this is a problem when I am using (say) the hand tool to point at things during lectures. One issue that I have not mentioned before is the following.

More will follow (no doubt!) in comments on this post. Here are some of the issues I have been dealing with. Note that I am using Camtasia Studio 6 (Academic version). This is another technical post, following on from the Toshiba solutions post: I think that the Camtasia project deserves a post of its own.