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Camtasia studio is pretty awesome, really.
Record all or a portion of your screen, allows you to record audio and to show a circle when you click with the mouse, etc.
Great for recording presentations or demonstrations
Mate, IMO, Fraps is the best it gets, great for recording games in fullscreen in high quality, only one downside, HQ = Huge file, other then that, it just sits in the taskbar until you need it
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Mate, IMO, Fraps is the best it gets, great for recording games in fullscreen in high quality, only one downside, HQ = Huge file, other then that, it just sits in the taskbar until you need it
Enzo.
I agree with you, Fraps is great for recording games
But you don't need HQ-video for tutorials, so I guess paying 50$ for Fraps isn't worth it in this case
System Manufacturer/Model Number Custom Build OS W7 RTM Ultimate x64 CPU Intel Q8400 @ 2.66GHZ Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EG45M-UD2H Memory 4GB DDR2-800 Graphics Card Gainward GTS 450 GLH 1GB Edition Sound Card Integrated 8 Channel Monitor(s) Displays AOC 23.6 Inch Widescreen LCD Screen Resolution 1920x1080
Keyboard HP SK-2960 Multimedia Keyboard Mouse Logitech M350 Wireless Gaming Mouse PSU Apevia Java Power 500W Case Cooler Master HAF 922 Black Cooling Stock Intel CPU Fan Hard Drives Seagate 500GB Internal
Western Digital 1TB Internal
Hitachi 1TB External Internet Speed 1.5MB
System Manufacturer/Model Number Custom Build OS W7 RTM Ultimate x64 CPU Intel Q8400 @ 2.66GHZ Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EG45M-UD2H Memory 4GB DDR2-800 Graphics Card Gainward GTS 450 GLH 1GB Edition Sound Card Integrated 8 Channel Monitor(s) Displays AOC 23.6 Inch Widescreen LCD Screen Resolution 1920x1080
Keyboard HP SK-2960 Multimedia Keyboard Mouse Logitech M350 Wireless Gaming Mouse PSU Apevia Java Power 500W Case Cooler Master HAF 922 Black Cooling Stock Intel CPU Fan Hard Drives Seagate 500GB Internal
Western Digital 1TB Internal
Hitachi 1TB External Internet Speed 1.5MB
Screenrecorder is a very easy-to-use screen-to-video capture program, developed on top of Windows Media Encoder, that lets you easily capture what is going on to a small video file, which you can then send via e-mail to the appropriate person. That person can then watch the video just as if he is sitting next to you and you are showing him what's is happening on the screen.