Snapz

As for putting together a screencast, previously, I have used Camtasia ($) or Wink (freeware) to create screencasts, but since neither was available for my Mac, I stumbled across a program called Snapz Pro X.

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ScreenFlow (partial): Users who want to record onscreen actions have long turned to utilities such as Snapz Pro X and ScreenFlow.

Macworld 2009

ScreenFlow (partial): Users who want to record onscreen actions have long turned to utilities such as Snapz Pro X and ScreenFlow.

Macworld 2009

ScreenFlow (partial): Users who want to record onscreen actions have long turned to utilities such as Snapz Pro X and ScreenFlow.

Macworld 2009

Simply set Snapz Pro X or whatever screen capture tool you're using to the same settings as your project, and play the problematic file in the background.

Editing files in Final Cut Express Phil Whitehouse 2008

John, in our Media Lab we use Snapz Pro X 2.0 with the DVD playback in a smallish window rather than full size.

DVD clipping software bleg Rogers 2008

Simply set Snapz Pro X or whatever screen capture tool you're using to the same settings as your project, and play the problematic file in the background.

Archive 2008-04-01 Phil Whitehouse 2008

I had the same problem with Snapz originally, and discussed it with a friend.

DVD clipping software bleg Rogers 2008

If you've used Snapz Pro X to capture your initial file, it'll be pixel perfect and it doesn't matter whether the pixels and frames line up.

Archive 2008-04-01 Phil Whitehouse 2008

If you've used Snapz Pro X to capture your initial file, it'll be pixel perfect and it doesn't matter whether the pixels and frames line up.

Editing files in Final Cut Express Phil Whitehouse 2008