The first guest was Jon Udell, a Microsoft Evangelist and long-time screencaster who helped come up with the term screencasting. There are normally guests either over Skype or in person. Common topics of conversation include screen capture, screencasting, various tools and techniques. TechSmith launched a web show in August 2010. The finished videos can be uploaded to sharing sites like YouTube, emailed or sent via MMS, giving the instructor several outlets for sharing with athletes or other coaches.
Coaches and athletes view the video in slow motion or scrub through the video using the on-screen flywheel, showing precisely what points need to be shown. and then add voice instructions and illustrate the video with simple annotations. It enables an instructor to shoot video of an athlete's swing, throw, kick, etc. It is designed with the intent that coaches and parents can record athletes, analyze the playback and share it with others. Coach's Eye Ĭoach’s Eye is a mobile app for the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and many Android devices that enables users to capture, analyze and share video. The last version was 3.3.4 from October 2015. The software can still be downloaded, but no new licence keys can be acquired anymore. Some new features include highlight reels in high-quality flash video, sharing and viewing across platforms, and the ability to share findings on. This app is meant to help in identifying site and application design problems.
It gives businesses, market research firms and academics a chance to do usability, product design, hardware and prototype testing, and focus groups as well as qualitative market and educational research. Direct publishing to YouTube is also available. Additionally, users other than the speaker or professor who recorded the lecture are now able to caption the video. New features include the ability to record speaker with webcam or other camera and add the recording to the final screencast. Enhanced features of this version include captioning abilities and video editing. The recorder used in Relay allows anyone to create content from anywhere, and the server produces and publishes videos in several formats to a desired location.Ĭamtasia Relay 3 was released November 2010. Relay, (formerly Camtasia Relay, through version 4.4) is a presentation tool designed to streamline the sharing process, especially directed at educators on all levels of education. Sharing capabilities include Apple portable media devices and video sharing sites including YouTube.
Ĭamtasia can create professional presentations, demonstrations, screencasts and training and marketing videos in HD resolution. Both are used to record and edit videos for the internet and mobile devices.
Camtasia is available for Windows and macOS.
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