OK, I want to put up a small video with sound of me demoing my product in real time so I want to record me moving around my PC and interacting with my product and then save that video so folks can see it on my website I have seen these and it would appear only a product called camtasia is out there but this is $300 anyone else can recommend anything ? thanks
Last year a purchased a little Sony Digital 8 handicam for about 300 bucks. This thing is all digital and has a firewire output. It comes with a piece of software that lets you capture your video/audio in real digital time. Works quite well and the quality is top-notch!
Internet video suite handles this for cheaper, I think about $99. But frankly nothing compares to Camtasia in my mind. They have a brilliant product and the end result looks really good once you learn how to use the software.
macromedia / adobe have a great product for this - captivate http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/s...evelopment/StandAlones/Captivate&promoid=ALNK but it seems it's more expensive than Camtasia
I can sell it to you,leeds1, for 45$(http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=176729) It's a good value for the price(you don't want to spend 300$ now do you)
Myself I'm using this Android Screen Video Capture Tool for recording program demos to upload to YouTube or problem recreation, creating video-based information products to sell my products or recording new tricks and techniques I discover on my favorite software program.
Yes, of course. There must be some free open source for you though I haven't tried to find a good one to recommend you.