Comments on: CamStudio 2.5 – Demo Video #1 http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1 The Official Blog Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:55:20 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: free screen recorders http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-1019 free screen recorders Sun, 25 May 2008 06:51:06 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-1019 [...] using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into lean, mean, bandwidth-friendly Streaminghttp://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1Screen Video Recorder - Super Screen Recorder is a video screen ...Super screen Recorder is a video [...] [...] using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into lean, mean, bandwidth-friendly Streaminghttp://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1Screen Video Recorder – Super Screen Recorder is a video screen …Super screen Recorder is a video [...]

]]> By: imaginationscene http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-503 imaginationscene Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:18:40 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-503 :-o What's in the Effects menu? =) :-o What’s in the Effects menu? =)

]]> By: Coldblade http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-474 Coldblade Thu, 09 Aug 2007 14:23:48 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-474 Since this program has no option to Record computer sound made from Sound cards, I will try to hunt down the source code and final binaries that may have that function installed in the programming. Besides that this program looks great. The functions for Vista could also be better by fixing Control_XXXXXX ( If the final source still have those functions ). Ilox is right, there is another program being made from Camstudio and remade into a commercial product. I say they should be sued because in the terms and agreements there should be something about not making commercial product, since Camstudio is a Freeware. Ian, That would not just make it easyier for the blog owner but for everybody. Showmedo video hosting site would be a Camstudio-do-it website. Great Camstudio fans like me. Last, I would like to remind everybody that if you need help with Camstudio or have problems please contact me by my helping E-mail address. ( ColdbladeFAQ@gmail.com ) Of course look up a FAQ and search a popular search engine first. The helping service is free Since this program has no option to Record computer sound made from Sound cards, I will try to hunt down the source code and final binaries that may have that function installed in the programming. Besides that this program looks great. The functions for Vista could also be better by fixing Control_XXXXXX ( If the final source still have those functions ).

Ilox is right, there is another program being made from Camstudio and remade into a commercial product. I say they should be sued because in the terms and agreements there should be something about not making commercial product, since Camstudio is a Freeware.

Ian, That would not just make it easyier for the blog owner but for everybody. Showmedo video hosting site would be a Camstudio-do-it website. Great Camstudio fans like me.

Last, I would like to remind everybody that if you need help with Camstudio or have problems please contact me by my helping E-mail address. ( ColdbladeFAQ@gmail.com ) Of course look up a FAQ and search a popular search engine first. The helping service is free

]]> By: ilox http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-395 ilox Tue, 03 Jul 2007 16:37:07 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-395 Steve, that is a very detailed rip-off of Cam Studio repackaged to make a commercial product, with them claiming full copyright and giving no credit to to GPL'd origins of the product. Wonder what they have to say for themselves? There isn't even a hint in their packaging or marketing that the copyright of the product is GPL or anybody else's work. What happens now as far as any action taken against them? Steve, that is a very detailed rip-off of Cam Studio repackaged to make a commercial product, with them claiming full copyright and giving no credit to to GPL’d origins of the product.

Wonder what they have to say for themselves? There isn’t even a hint in their packaging or marketing that the copyright of the product is GPL or anybody else’s work.

What happens now as far as any action taken against them?

]]> By: ianATshowmedo http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-393 ianATshowmedo Tue, 03 Jul 2007 09:18:19 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-393 Hi Nick. I wanted to offer <a href="http://showmedo.com" rel="nofollow">ShowMeDo</a>'s video hosting as an option for you - I see the videos in Google, YouTube (ugh!) and MS (actually rather nice) but in each case the videos are rather small... We'd be happy to provide bandwidth for you to show your demo videos at 640x480 at a near-lossless quality. We're <a href="http://showmedo.com/submissionsForm" rel="nofollow">setup</a> to use the CamStudio Lossless Codec (or TechSmith's) which will make publishing real easy for you. We have close to 300 tutorial screencasts now by 50 authors, we'd be very happy to show CamStudio to a wider audience if you'd like? Regards, Ian (co-founder of ShowMeDo) Hi Nick. I wanted to offer ShowMeDo’s video hosting as an option for you – I see the videos in Google, YouTube (ugh!) and MS (actually rather nice) but in each case the videos are rather small…

We’d be happy to provide bandwidth for you to show your demo videos at 640×480 at a near-lossless quality. We’re setup to use the CamStudio Lossless Codec (or TechSmith’s) which will make publishing real easy for you.

We have close to 300 tutorial screencasts now by 50 authors, we’d be very happy to show CamStudio to a wider audience if you’d like?

Regards,
Ian (co-founder of ShowMeDo)

]]> By: Steve http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-320 Steve Mon, 18 Jun 2007 18:44:22 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-320 Looks to me here is another CamStudio clone being sold: http://www.free-screen-capture.com/screen-recorder/ Take a look at the screenshot... Looks to me here is another CamStudio clone being sold:

http://www.free-screen-capture.com/screen-recorder/

Take a look at the screenshot…

]]> By: Open Mind » Blog-Archiv » CamStudio: Screen Recorder für Windows http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-200 Open Mind » Blog-Archiv » CamStudio: Screen Recorder für Windows Sat, 09 Jun 2007 10:27:53 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-200 [...] Etwas verwirrend sind auch die verschiedenen Entwicklungslinien von CamStudio. Was man heute als Open Source Software auf www.camstudio.org herunterladen kann, ist die Version 2.0 aus dem Jahre 2003. Eine später veröffentlichte Version 2.1 verfügt über weniger Funktionen und ist offenbar nicht Open Source. Nick Smith, der das Open Source Projekt leitet, hat in seinem Blog einmmal eine Version 2.2 erwähnt, die aber bisher ebensowenig Realität geworden ist wie die vorschnell angekündigte Version 3. Dafür gibt es seit kurzem erste Video-Demos einer Version 2.5, die offenbar kurz vor der Fertigstellung steht. Ausserdem gibt es mit dem Etrusoft !Quick Screen Recorder ein kommerzielles Produkt, das unter dem Verdacht steht, eine Kopie von CamStudio zu sein. [...] [...] Etwas verwirrend sind auch die verschiedenen Entwicklungslinien von CamStudio. Was man heute als Open Source Software auf www.camstudio.org herunterladen kann, ist die Version 2.0 aus dem Jahre 2003. Eine später veröffentlichte Version 2.1 verfügt über weniger Funktionen und ist offenbar nicht Open Source. Nick Smith, der das Open Source Projekt leitet, hat in seinem Blog einmmal eine Version 2.2 erwähnt, die aber bisher ebensowenig Realität geworden ist wie die vorschnell angekündigte Version 3. Dafür gibt es seit kurzem erste Video-Demos einer Version 2.5, die offenbar kurz vor der Fertigstellung steht. Ausserdem gibt es mit dem Etrusoft !Quick Screen Recorder ein kommerzielles Produkt, das unter dem Verdacht steht, eine Kopie von CamStudio zu sein. [...]

]]> By: Steve http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-181 Steve Thu, 07 Jun 2007 23:19:58 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-181 I would add my voice to Artem's. If you focus on what Camstudio does best, in my opinion it is a) easy, professional screen capture with annotations, b) a very good compression codec with high customization, and c) easy conversion into a SWF file suitable for very short videos. (If I understand correctly, FLV is the Flash video format which is then compiled together with a player as the SWF generic object, so at some point there is a FLV somewhere inside the machine I think...) For those (like myself) who would like to use it for longer videos, there is no need for you to try to develop the ideal Flash movie player interface since there is no ideal: it depends on the usage. I would recommend letting others in the OS community mess around with a Flash movie player, concentrate on what Camstudio does best, and add the option to output the FLV so those weirdos who want more or specific features in their player don't bug you about it. :) On the side, I have started recording that class I mentioned. I can replicate the occurrence of Camstudio "forgetting" that it has a video to store after some amount of time (>~40 minutes)or memory has been consumed. This necessitates shorter recording sessions. I would add my voice to Artem’s. If you focus on what Camstudio does best, in my opinion it is a) easy, professional screen capture with annotations, b) a very good compression codec with high customization, and c) easy conversion into a SWF file suitable for very short videos. (If I understand correctly, FLV is the Flash video format which is then compiled together with a player as the SWF generic object, so at some point there is a FLV somewhere inside the machine I think…)

For those (like myself) who would like to use it for longer videos, there is no need for you to try to develop the ideal Flash movie player interface since there is no ideal: it depends on the usage. I would recommend letting others in the OS community mess around with a Flash movie player, concentrate on what Camstudio does best, and add the option to output the FLV so those weirdos who want more or specific features in their player don’t bug you about it. :)

On the side, I have started recording that class I mentioned. I can replicate the occurrence of Camstudio “forgetting” that it has a video to store after some amount of time (>~40 minutes)or memory has been consumed. This necessitates shorter recording sessions.

]]> By: Artem http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-110 Artem Fri, 01 Jun 2007 08:52:44 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-110 @Nick > The aforementioned Chris has shown me a Flash player > he has already coded and we left it at he would look > into the possibility of optimizing the code and convert it > into something that would be CamStudio-compatible. > > If he does manage to do it, I guarantee you’ll like it. Actually there could be an alternative way also. I am not quite sure how CamStudio's SWF Producer works, but if at some point it produces the *.FLV file, could there be an option to leave that *.flv on the disk? Then people could publish the screencast with some tool specifically tuned for producing cool web players. For example, with free Any FLV player @Nick
> The aforementioned Chris has shown me a Flash player
> he has already coded and we left it at he would look
> into the possibility of optimizing the code and convert it
> into something that would be CamStudio-compatible.
>
> If he does manage to do it, I guarantee you’ll like it.

Actually there could be an alternative way also. I am not quite sure how CamStudio’s SWF Producer works, but if at some point it produces the *.FLV file, could there be an option to leave that *.flv on the disk? Then people could publish the screencast with some tool specifically tuned for producing cool web players. For example, with free Any FLV player

]]> By: Dai http://camstudio.org/blog/camstudio-25-demo-video-1/comment-page-1#comment-106 Dai Wed, 30 May 2007 06:56:02 +0000 http://camstudio.org/blog/general/camstudio-25-demo-video-1#comment-106 Hi Nick just got a reply from Justin Day one of the bigwigs over at blip.tv and he tells me that they are going to have support for CamStudio in the next release of blip. He didn't say when that would be but it might be a good idea to have a chat with him as he seems recetive to supporting CamStudio, which is more than google or youtube are prepared to do. here is his reply: I'm looking into support for camstudio. We'll probably have support for it in the next relase or so. here is his contact details: Justin Day co-founder/CTO blip.tv AIM: potaton0 GTalk: justin.day@gmail.com Hi Nick just got a reply from Justin Day one of the bigwigs over at blip.tv and he tells me that they are going to have support for CamStudio in the next release of blip. He didn’t say when that would be but it might be a good idea to have a chat with him as he seems recetive to supporting CamStudio, which is more than google or youtube are prepared to do.

here is his reply:
I’m looking into support for camstudio. We’ll probably have support for
it in the next relase or so.

here is his contact details:
Justin Day
co-founder/CTO
blip.tv
AIM: potaton0
GTalk: justin.day@gmail.com

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