My good friend Brian Edmondson asked about how to have videos show up in one of those cool “lightboxes” where the video jumps off the page in a box and the rest of the page dims out thereby “highlighting” the video box. These are also sometimes called a “modal dialogue” box. Here’s one of the [...]

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In this QuickTip, I’ll show you how to get around the limitation in Camtasia Studio 5x and earlier versions where the audio and video are “married” together making it difficult to replace the offensive audio track.

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Review of Camtasia Studio version 6 from Techsmith Corp.

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As I was going through my helpdesk for Screencast Profits today (yes…I still answer all the tickets personally…for now) I came across one that wasn’t about a problem. It reminded me of why I do this. It from G Allen Roberts and I thought I’d share it because it was really great to see someone [...]

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Willie Crawford Interviews Lon Naylor on Creating Killer Camtasia videos for marketing

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Have you noticed that by default the new Camtasia Studio 5 displays a “green rectangle” around each Pan & Zoom event in the produced video? At first, I thought it was kinda cool but now it just screams “Hey! I’m a run-of-the-mill-Camtasia-video!”. Well, I hate being average so I found out how to remove the [...]

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One of the things I like to keep on the look out for is anything that’s “visually clever”. This can very often end up being some great screencast content for marketing videos captured with Camtasia or just plain useful in my marketing efforts in general. There were some interesting things in this years Creation category [...]

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Have you noticed something strange with Camtasia videos lately? After recently upgrading to the latest Flash Player, I found that watching certain videos produced a “chirping” sound that reminded me of Alvin & the Chipmunks! Here’s why…and how to fix it!

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