Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D Screencast

re: Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D Screencast

Keith Combs — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 18:38:32 GMT

Thanks. I use Camtasia Studio 3.1.2. Yes, the streaming media servers are available for your use, if you are a Microsoft full time employee. I'll send you the whitepaper I wrote that details all of the tools and procedures I use.

re: Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D Screencast

Michael Gannotti — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 14:36:33 GMT

Great job! What version of Camtasia are you using? I have 2.0 and am having serious headaches trying to do video screen capture sessions with it on Vista (see my blog entry at http://www.mikeysgblog.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=233 )Also, Windows Media Encoder has been useless in trying to do such captures. Also, I see you are publishing to Microsoft hosted servers. Is this something that all internal employees have access to? I host my blog via winisp but their max storage for WMV is 200mb which goes fast.
Thanks

re: Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D Screencast

Keith Combs — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:58:20 GMT

You are welcome. Just keep in mind the Halo 3 behind the scenes video is a super high resolution widescreen video and Camtasia isn't doing full 29.9 frame capture so it makes the video look choppy. The actual experience is very different. But, as you can see from the recent screencasts I've recorded, it's doing a really good job on a platform it was not designed for.

re: Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D Screencast

Tim Barrett — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:32:58 GMT

Nicely done Keith! Thanks for the sweet demo. It's great to have a video to show flip 3D when we're doing VPC demos. You rock! :-)

-Tim Barrett

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Michael J. Murphy's WebLog — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 08:38:09 GMT

Windows Vista Flip 3D
My teammate, Keith Combs, has a cool little screencast plus a ton of links to...