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Recording screencasts from a computer is a lot easier today than it was in times past.
There are plenty of great tools you can use to get the job done, but many people still have issues with the quality of the screencasts they record.
The good news is recording high quality screencasts from a computer isn’t really all that difficult.
Here are six things to consider if you want to record the highest quality screencasts you can possibly produce: [Read more…]
The growing demand for video content like ‘how-to’ videos and tutorials have lots of folks looking for quality software they can use to record the contents of their computer screens.
This post is a brief tutorial on the ways you can record your computer screen video on PCs and laptops running both Windows and MacOS.
Question from Earnie: I’ve been following you on Facebook for a long time Rick, and I’ve learned a lot from the great info you post.
One post that really helped was the one where you basically said we need to ditch Windows 7 because it’s no longer being supported. I had no idea!
After reading that post and pondering my options for several days I finally took your advice and replaced the Windows 7 on my laptop with Linux Mint, and I believe it was a good move.
I checked your list of Linux replacements for Windows programs (very helpful, thanks!) for a screen recorder app but I didn’t see one listed.
I searched Google for Linux screen recorder apps and found several but all the ones I tried are too complicated for what I need.
All I need is a very simple app that can record everything that happens inside the active window.
Is there one that you can recommend?
Rick’s answer: [Read more…]