TechSmith Corp., a provider of screen-capture and screen-recording solutions, has announced the availability of Camtasia for Mac, a software application designed to create professional presentations, demonstrations, screencasts, training and marketing videos in HD. “Camtasia for Mac is as intuitive as a profes... |
26 August 2009
08:39 GMT |
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Alongside the introduction of Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) last year, Apple confirmed the existence of a new version of QuickTime – QuickTime X. Reportedly, the software will include the currently paid Pro-level features free of charge, with screen-capture capabilities also being added, according to more recent... |
27 April 2009
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We can easily say that the software market is saturated with graphic editors of all types: simple or advanced, expensive or free. Still, why not try something new? You may be surprised to realize that a newly introduced program provides a wide range of features, all wrapped up in a beautiful interface. This may very ... |
30 December 2008
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Mac users looking to capture and record everything happening on their computer's screen in image, video or flash format, should look into MacVide's ScreenCap. The application, recently updated to version 1.9, can also record audio from your desktop or from a microphone or another compatible device. The new ... |
15 August 2008
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Developer app4mac has released the final version of its screenshot and video capture tool that uses multithreaded code and a 64-bit enabled compression system. Sequence, according to the makers, is a simple way to capture and save an image or a movie of your screen to your computer's clipboard, or a file in an i... |
7 July 2008
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Image editing is a wide spread undertaking. Everybody wants to become a Van Gogh of digital image processing, especially now more than ever due to the much awaited launch of CS3's final version this spring. No doubt the application will again bring wonderful features and options dedicated to professionals. Howev... |
20 March 2007
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