All Posts Tagged With: "screen recording"

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ScreenToaster Snatched Up By Veodia

About 6 months ago, I did a post about a great new web site called ScreenToaster that allowed anyone to easily record whatever they saw on their screen…for free…and with absolutely no software to install.
A few months later, I did another post about ScreenToaster and the new tools they had added, based largely on user [...]

June 22nd, 2009 | Dave | 1 comment | Continued
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Camtasia Updates It’s Popular Screen Recording Software, Supports FLV Files (Again)

First things first.  If you’re not familiar with Camtasia, it’s popular screen recording software put out by TechSmith that allows you to make videos of whatever you see on your screen.
I’ve been a long time Camtasia user, all the way back from the company’s beginnings.  In fact, every screen recording I do (on Windows) is [...]

April 1st, 2009 | Dave | 15 comments | Continued
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ScreenToaster Adds YouTube Support, Downloadable Videos and Recorder API

Back in January, I did a video review on a new web-based product called ScreenToaster.
ScreenToaster is a browser based system that allows you to quickly make high-quality screen recordings from your computer…without having to download any software.  And because it is browser based, it runs equally well on Windows or a Mac.
ScreenToaster is also one [...]

March 25th, 2009 | Dave | 1 comment | Continued
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Video Review: ScreenToaster Brings Free, Instant, Easy To Use Screen Recording To Everyone

I receive a lot of emails.  Most of them fall into the “Dave, how do I…” category.  And a lot of times I find myself explaining an answer through written words, when it would be far better to show the person the answer through a screen recording video.
Problem is, like nearly everyone, I’m pressed for [...]

January 14th, 2009 | Dave | 3 comments | Continued
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The Jing Project – Free Screen Recording Software – Sort Of

Let’s say you’re talking on the phone to someone. They are having difficulty setting a filter in their email program. They have called you for help.
You can get frustrated trying to explain what to do over the phone…you can spend 15 minutes typing detailed instructions by email…or you can send them a short [...]

August 19th, 2008 | Dave | 0 comments | Continued