Another great tip if you mess up, just snapp your fingers close to mic, you will see a huge spike on the audio line and you can find the re-take very easy. Also just repeat everything your not satisfied with on first take and then just edit out the mistakes afterwards.
That's OK but you (or whomever is editing) might confuse that with other random noise. I use the word "rephrase" and will say something like "pick it up from the point where I say...."
Thank you for the video. One thing I noticed lacking as you do a live record presentation is that since you have PowerPoint in full screen mode (as your screen recording) you cannot see your notes. So when you were doing this demo of the five slides, how did you access the notes that’s on your actual PowerPoint presentation? Did you have it on a second monitor? That would be helpful for the audience to know. Thank you.
If you had speaker notes for your slides, then it would be helpful to have a second monitor and present in speaker mode so the notes could be on the 'non-recording' screen. If you only have a single monitor and need to see your notes while recording, then we'd recommend resizing the slide area in PPT so that the notes are visible, and then do a Region Capture with Camtasia and only select the slide area. This way you will only record the slides, and still see your notes below the recording area.
I realize I can record a PPT presentation from within Camtasia. That way any animations are retained. But I can also export my PPT presentation into individual graphic images (JPG, TIFF, etc.) and build my Camtasia presentation in that way. Yes, PPT animations are lost, but then I don't use any. Besides, with Camtasia I can add transitions and overlay other graphics. Are there any reasons not to use the latter approach? What do I gain by doing a screen recording within PowerPoint?
The two options as you already mentioned are really the difference between "performing" your presentation live, or giving it that additional finesse in post-production. You can record yourself going through it in real-time, or record your narration separately, and then animate your presentation in after the fact, but bringing in the slides and adding transitions. It's really up to personal preference at that point. Some people prefer one-and-done recordings (live) and others prefer the ability to perfect it in the edit.
Nice presentation - thank you! Could you add timestamps in THIS video's description to take us to key parts of the tutorial? I actually expected that and didn't take notes figuring I could click timestamps to get to the info I need to re-watch.
I want to ask something related to animation. Can we animate ppt slides through camtesia (I Want animation in whole matter inside the slide ,example-teaching science)
Great webinar sir. Your video was very informative for me. I have learned a lot of things in just one sitting. I have one question. While exporting to youtube we had the option to create a table of contents from markers. How can we achieve this while saving the output locally?
Hmm, definitely not what's supposed to happen. We'd recommend opening up a suppor ticket with our tech team if you think this is something on Camtasia's end: bit.ly/ts-gethelp
Great presentation. I was wondering if the animations in PowerPoint can be brought in any other way, other than a live screen recording? Importing just he slides seems to lose the animations…how would you suggest combing both the animations and extra things that CAMTASIA brings?? Is there another way, besides live recording the PowerPoint presentation?
Unfortunately, because importing the Powerpoint (PPT) slides brings them in as still images, you cannot get the PPT transitions anyway besides the live recording as you mentioned. You can replace the PPT transitions with a transition from Camtasia's transition tab but that will likely animate the whole slide, not individual elements (unless you recreate some of those elements in Powerpoint, such as text, or on-screen callouts (arrows, word bubbles, etc).
Not able to screen record cursor movement when working on Microsoft OneNote App. While I screen record using PowerPoint the cursor movement is shown in Camtasia recording.
Hmm, not sure about that one. You may want to open a support ticket (or search to see if others have had similar issues) on our help site: bit.ly/ts-gethelp
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Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing!
Another great tip if you mess up, just snapp your fingers close to mic, you will see a huge spike on the audio line and you can find the re-take very easy. Also just repeat everything your not satisfied with on first take and then just edit out the mistakes afterwards.
That's OK but you (or whomever is editing) might confuse that with other random noise. I use the word "rephrase" and will say something like "pick it up from the point where I say...."
Thank you for the video. One thing I noticed lacking as you do a live record presentation is that since you have PowerPoint in full screen mode (as your screen recording) you cannot see your notes. So when you were doing this demo of the five slides, how did you access the notes that’s on your actual PowerPoint presentation? Did you have it on a second monitor? That would be helpful for the audience to know. Thank you.
If you had speaker notes for your slides, then it would be helpful to have a second monitor and present in speaker mode so the notes could be on the 'non-recording' screen.
If you only have a single monitor and need to see your notes while recording, then we'd recommend resizing the slide area in PPT so that the notes are visible, and then do a Region Capture with Camtasia and only select the slide area. This way you will only record the slides, and still see your notes below the recording area.
I realize I can record a PPT presentation from within Camtasia. That way any animations are retained. But I can also export my PPT presentation into individual graphic images (JPG, TIFF, etc.) and build my Camtasia presentation in that way. Yes, PPT animations are lost, but then I don't use any. Besides, with Camtasia I can add transitions and overlay other graphics. Are there any reasons not to use the latter approach? What do I gain by doing a screen recording within PowerPoint?
The two options as you already mentioned are really the difference between "performing" your presentation live, or giving it that additional finesse in post-production. You can record yourself going through it in real-time, or record your narration separately, and then animate your presentation in after the fact, but bringing in the slides and adding transitions.
It's really up to personal preference at that point. Some people prefer one-and-done recordings (live) and others prefer the ability to perfect it in the edit.
Nice presentation - thank you! Could you add timestamps in THIS video's description to take us to key parts of the tutorial? I actually expected that and didn't take notes figuring I could click timestamps to get to the info I need to re-watch.
I want to ask something related to animation.
Can we animate ppt slides through camtesia (I Want animation in whole matter inside the slide ,example-teaching science)
Very good tutorial. You learn many useful things in a short time. Thanks for the tips.
Excellent tutorial. Very much appreciated!🙂
Fantastic instructional video 😊
Great webinar sir. Your video was very informative for me. I have learned a lot of things in just one sitting. I have one question. While exporting to youtube we had the option to create a table of contents from markers. How can we achieve this while saving the output locally?
Thank you Mike! I'm just starting out and tNice tutorials video really helped get the basics down!
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Very interesting, and super useful, thank you for the good presentation on Camtasia. I save a lot of time by looking at this. Thank you.
Great explanation, thanks to all
Great webinar !
Very informative with great tips and tricks !
Thank you Jason and Ryan !
Fabulous training video that really answered so many questions. Good job! -ds-
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Is it better to screen record or record in PPT? What option is preferred over the other for different purposes?
Camtasia 2021-- My Powerpoint freezes when I am recording with Camtasia Any ideas?
Hmm, definitely not what's supposed to happen. We'd recommend opening up a suppor ticket with our tech team if you think this is something on Camtasia's end: bit.ly/ts-gethelp
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Great presentation. I was wondering if the animations in PowerPoint can be brought in any other way, other than a live screen recording? Importing just he slides seems to lose the animations…how would you suggest combing both the animations and extra things that CAMTASIA brings?? Is there another way, besides live recording the PowerPoint presentation?
Unfortunately, because importing the Powerpoint (PPT) slides brings them in as still images, you cannot get the PPT transitions anyway besides the live recording as you mentioned. You can replace the PPT transitions with a transition from Camtasia's transition tab but that will likely animate the whole slide, not individual elements (unless you recreate some of those elements in Powerpoint, such as text, or on-screen callouts (arrows, word bubbles, etc).
Not able to screen record cursor movement when working on Microsoft OneNote App. While I screen record using PowerPoint the cursor movement is shown in Camtasia recording.
Hmm, not sure about that one. You may want to open a support ticket (or search to see if others have had similar issues) on our help site: bit.ly/ts-gethelp
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Super helpful and clear tutorial thank you.
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amazing tutorial. thank you for that
I must have missed how to share the video that is made. Where is that?
We have a whole video covering this actually! th-cam.com/video/YRnpa3EJ7RY/w-d-xo.html
Was Camtasia used to create this video?
This video was a recorded Zoom webinar we had held live previously. But all of the demonstrations in it were with Camtasia/Powerpoint.