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Does anyone know an effective way to record a patch's video and sound as well as the screen actions (numbers changing, bang buttons blinking etc.) as a video file. I am trying to make a control panel type video using a source video, manipulated sound as well as some graphical information from the patcher window. I have prepared how I want it to look in the presentation window, but I am a little stumped as to how to go about recording this. I really don't want to get out a video camera and record the screen and audio. There has got to be a cleaner way to do this. I have tried the jit desktop, but I get a lot of stuttering. Can anyone suggest something?

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Does anyone know an effective way to record a patch's video and sound as well as the screen actions (numbers changing, bang buttons blinking etc.) as a video file.  I am trying to make a control panel type video using a source video, manipulated sound as well as some graphical information from the patcher window.  I have prepared  how I want it to look in the presentation window, but I am a little stumped as to how to go about recording this.  I really don't want to get out a video camera and record the screen and audio.  There has got to be a cleaner way to do this.  I have tried the jit desktop, but I get a lot of stuttering.  Can anyone suggest something?

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i am having the same problem, jit.desktop is just too slow! is there any way to make it record more smoothly?

 which has worked pretty well for me on Tiger.

Perhaps habe a look at something like iShowU which has worked pretty well for me on Tiger.

I was always curious to know how folks recorded toots for youtube and such.

http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/

I'm using Snapz Pro X: http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/

jing is also good, and if you can afford it, Camtasia is fantastic. files look great and are small.

 - Free open source screen recorder. Does a really good job. I think it's PC only - outputs AVI or SWF.

http://camstudio.org/ - Free open source screen recorder. Does a really good job. I think it's PC only - outputs AVI or SWF.


thanks  i used snapz pro x it works great


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