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You bet, thanks for watching, hopefully it was helpful!

Hi, do you mean at around the 0:31 second mark in the video? If so, that's just a transition in Camtasia called "Diagonal Move". It works great for screen based content, whether you're transitioning to a new screen, or just transitioning something off of the screen. Try it out!

@@KellyRushTechSmith Yes. Great. Thank you very much!

@@kayday8531 You're welcome!

Appreciate that @martinyarborough7398 ! Glad you enjoyed the Camtasia AI tip video, should have another one coming out in a week or two, so make to subscribe so you don't miss it!

Great question! It's absolutely possible to do this! You can actually add as many Audio Visualizers to a Camtasia project that you want, the only catch is that the Audio Visualizer will try to visualize any audio playing on the timeline. To get around this, you'll want to isolate each of your speakers to their own audio track, put each in a separate group, and then add the Audio Visualizer inside each group. Groups act as a sort of "shield" that blocks audio from outside the group, and so in that way your Audio Visualizer will only animate what's happening inside of the group.

Check out my updated video about adding Audio Visualizers directly in Camtasia 2023, a brand new feature! th-cam.com/video/XfsjvFqOn3U/w-d-xo.html

Hi @appcrazee Actually we recently added the ability to have audio visualizers using only Camtasia! The process in this video takes about 20-30 minutes to do, and now in Camtasia you can have the whole process done in only one click. Check them out here! th-cam.com/video/XfsjvFqOn3U/w-d-xo.html

​@@KellyRushTechSmith That's amazing. Thank you. It was kind of hard to find my library but once I found it I found a bunch of things I didn't know were there :)

@@appcrazee Excellent, very glad you were able to find them! Hope you have a bunch of fun playing with the audio visualizers and other Camtasia library content! 🙌

Hallo! Deutsch ist nicht meine Muttersprache, daher verwende ich Google Translate. Hoffentlich lässt sich das gut übersetzen! Ich habe die automatische Übersetzung für deutsche Untertitel in diesem Video aktiviert. Außerdem verwendet das Tutorial die Camtasia 2023-Version. Vielen Dank für Ihren Besuch!

That's awesome @StaceyRoshan ! So glad you stopped by to say hi, and hopefully this gives you another tool in the belt to keep making your awesome content! 🙌

Hey, thanks for watching and great questions! The process you described is pretty much the same thing that I did at 1:18: Duplicate the track, crop, animate, resize (I even added some effects to it). It's easy enough, but can be a bit of a pain when you want to use it more than once or twice. Good idea for a feature! Same for quickly copying/pasting effects/properties from different pieces of media. Something to think about, for sure... Thanks again for dropping by! 🙌

Hello! Dynamic backgrounds have to be added to your project by hand in most cases, so you shouldn't have to turn it off. Perhaps what you're encountering is our new Rev workflow, which CAN add a Dynamic Background by default after recording? If so, to turn this off, simply disable the Rev slider at the bottom-right corner of the Camtasia Recorder window, before you begin a recording. Alternatively, you can also choose to turn off the background in the Rev interface after you make a recording.

Hi, yes cheers, I had been watching older videos of Camtasia and was wondering why this was happening to me, then I watched a 2023 version and it explained about Rev, (really good by the way) and I realized I had had a Doh moment. Thanks for getting back to me. @@KellyRushTechSmith

Excellent, glad you were able to sort everything out @@Richard-kl9bb! Thanks for the feedback as well!

Hello! I don't have one specific for the border effect, but you can see a little bit about how to use it in this tutorial I just made. Thanks for stopping by! th-cam.com/video/IEjwOI_lmNU/w-d-xo.html

@@KellyRushTechSmith Thanks you. So beautiful. This is what I was expecting.

That's excellent to hear @@dangkhanhlinh476 I hope it helps you create some amazing content!

Hey @BooneLovesVideo ! Great to see you stopped by! For anyone reading this comment, do yourself a favor and checking Jason's channel over at www.youtube.com/@BooneLovesVideo/videos If you ever thought about using map content in a video you're making, this guy will show you how to bring your a-game. 👏👏👏

Hi! Dynamic Backgrounds were only available starting in Camtasia 2023, so in order to use them, you'll need at least that version of Camtasia.

Hi, Kelly. I mean before that I used camtasia 2022, it has a lot of arrow indicators for the library. However, after installing camtasia 2023, they completely disappeared. I'm not sure if I need to install both versions?

Oh sorry about that @@dangkhanhlinh476 I misunderstood. Most of the Library assets from 2022 are in 2023, but we did clean some of them out. If you need to get the ones from 2022, check out the following link, which will tell you where to download them and how to get them installed: support.techsmith.com/hc/en-us/articles/14085189995533-Download-Camtasia-2022-s-Official-Default-Library-Assets-Here

@@KellyRushTechSmith thanks you.

GREAT question! You certainly CAN do that! One thing to keep in mind though is that when you group an Audio Visualizer in Camtasia, the visualizer will NOT look for audio outside of the group. If you have your audio inside of the group WITH the visualizer...no problem. If, however, you have your audio OUTSIDE of that group, the visualizer won't display anything. You'll need to, in that case, either ungroup the group that the visualizer is in, or cut/paste your audio INSIDE the group with the visualizer. We designed it this way so that you could, for instance, have an audio track playing in the background that won't visualize, but can still have talking narration that DOES visualize.

@@KellyRushTechSmith makes perfect sense. Thank you!

I think I know what you mean. It's certainly something that we can investigate. As you can see, we're on a bit of a tear lately trying to bring some creative tools to folks. I think the most exciting aspect of working in this space is finding all the creative ways people come up with to use these tools that we hadn't even thought of!

So more "auditory" effects, rather than visual effects created FROM the audio? If so, it's not something we're currently looking at, but perhaps something for the future. Our audio-focused app "Audiate" does have some of these extended audio adjustment tools, so if you haven't checked that out yet, that might be of interest to you. Thanks a lot for watching the video and hope it was helpful!

Hello! We just released the update for Camtasia this morning (2023.2.0) so if you installed before then, you'll need to update. Once you have done so, you can find them in the Library tab, in the "Camtasia 2023" library, under the "Audio Visualizers" folder.

Thank you, you helped me a lot, everything is fine.

@@שמעוןגיאת Great to hear it's working for you now, hope you have a lot of fun working with Audio Visualizers in Camtasia!

Thanks for watching, and best of luck to you on your projects!

Yup, it's not a bad option, for sure. There are other services out there too, so this tutorial remains largely the same, regardless of which service you choose to generate your audio narration with.

That's awesome Brent, I hope your project goes well! Would love to hear about how things go afterward!

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the tutorial, and I hope you find Dynamic Backgrounds to be a useful addition to Camtasia for you! The audio equalizer that I used in this video was created initially in After Effects, and then modified in Camtasia. How are you hoping to use them in your videos, I'd love to hear more! I have a tutorial about how to do this here - th-cam.com/video/CNRPZ3FAsGs/w-d-xo.html

@@KellyRushTechSmith Hi. Thanks for replying. I made educational videos and podcasts and a visual equalizer would really really boost the appearance of my content and since I'm not familiar with how Ae works, I wish Camtasia would have it. Like the lottie files update was a huge huge gift to us users, I hope we'll be getting the visual equalizer too. Thanks for the link!

That's great feedback, thank you for sharing @@BahaariTV! Agree that the way Camtasia works with Lottie files makes them incredibly flexible AND easy to use. Obviously After Effects is a pretty powerful, but also very complicated tool for making video content, and I'm willing to bet we could find an interesting way to bring that power to Camtasia, without so much complexity. Will take your feedback to heart, thank you again for sharing!

@@KellyRushTechSmith Thank you so much for caring about the comments. I'm looking forward to seeing amazing new updates :)

Appreciate the kind words, thank you for watching! 🫶

Currently I made this in After Effects and then imported it to Camtasia to build the framed asset. Is that something you'd like to use for your Camtasia projects? In the meantime, you can see (roughly) how this workflow functions here: th-cam.com/video/CNRPZ3FAsGs/w-d-xo.html

Great question Martin! I did the effect in After Effects, and brought it into Camtasia to build the asset. I did a tutorial showing a different version of how to do that here - th-cam.com/video/CNRPZ3FAsGs/w-d-xo.html It's a really cool effect, is that something you're hoping to do for your videos?

Oh absolutely, there are so many different directions you can take these. Honestly, one of the major reasons I keep getting stuck is I have a bunch of different things I want to try with Dynamic Backgrounds each time I start a new video...eventually I just have to give up and pick one, and just say to myself "I'll use that one on the NEXT video..." :) Thanks for watching, and for the feedback!

@@KellyRushTechSmith This is MUCH quicker for me to customize than Resolve Studio and Motion Array. Some projects require 10 hours of effort, others, are perfect for 15 minutes of Camtasia ease of use!!

@@lastsonofthewest2444 The right tool for the right job, for sure! I think that's one of the most powerful aspects of what we have with Dynamic Backgrounds here. We start you off with a good base, and make it easy for you to do a few quick tweaks to customize it and make it unique to your project in less than a few minutes.

If you check in the Dynamic Backgrounds folder of the default Camtasia 2023 Library, there are some backgrounds that you might consider to be good for those kinds of videos. We'll definitely keep your feedback in mind though, as we look to build more of these Dynamic Backgrounds in the future. Thanks for the feedback!

Awesome, glad you found it useful Lon!

Hope you enjoy using them, thanks for stopping by!

You bet Lon, hopefully they serve you well in your Camtasia video creation adventures!

Good question! At the moment, Canvas Rulers for Camtasia are only available on Windows. Look for them to be coming on Camtasia for Mac in the near future!

Glad that this will be useful for you. Thanks for using Camtasia!

Hey Cristi, thanks for the feedback! Library should already have a search option (unless I misunderstood what you're looking for). Effects is a good idea, that's starting to become a decent list in there. I'll make sure we keep that in mind.

How about having a search function for finding fonts instead of endless scrolling through the list?

Thank you for watching, hope it was helpful!

Thank you for watching, hopefully you find my Camtasia tips fun and helpful!

Great question Jerry. The micro animations in Camtasia 2022 are a combination of Lottie files and Quick Property Assets (with some clever media matte effects under the hood in the group). If you drop one onto the timeline and open up the group, it's pretty easy to get an idea for how they were created. So long as you can figure out how to get a Lottie file of the animation you want to create into Camtasia, you can definitely create your own micro animations!

Glad it was helpful!

You bet! Hope it's helpful for you!

Very cool Kevin, would love to see what you come up with! And definitely, Camtasia can be a really powerful tool, either on its own or by leveraging other apps like Audiate, After Effects, and more. We continue trying to push what the technology can do, and seeing what you all are working on and creating really drives us forward. Keep on inspiring us! :)