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I have a Mac. QuickTime does a great job. I also bought ScreenFlow in a
bundle. On PC I've settled on FastStone Capture for most of my one-off
work, but would think Camtasia or Snagit Pro would provide more advanced
features.
Also, I explored using Premiere for my final edits to take advantage of the
features lacking in my cheap software.
-Tony
On Friday, December 12, 2014, Chris Morton <salt -dot- morton -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
> What tool do you use to easily create short e-learning videos, complete
> with screen capturing, split screens, etc.?
>
> I just looked at Articulate Storyline and was shocked by what they're
> wanting for their software.
>
> I have a very good software video recorder, good desk mic and Camtasia. My
> Creative Labs camera is pretty decent for taking "talking head" shots. I'm
> thinking that I could put together something fairly decent for a lot less
> money! Maybe zero cost, even.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> > Chris
>
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