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One of the principal purposes of WikiProject Screencast is to provide an overview of available software and best practices for producing screencasts.
We should evaluate software on several criteria:
- Ease of use (recording)
- Ease of use (editing)
- Does it produce OGG or OGV? (i.e., video that may be easily uploaded to Wikimedia Commons)
- …
We should also clearly indicate:
- Cost to use
- What platform it runs on (Mac? Linux? Windows? Does it rely on certain software/libraries/hardware?)
CamStudio[edit]
This screencasting program for Microsoft Windows renders videos in an Audio Video Interleave (AVI) format. It can also convert these AVIs into Flash Video format, embedded in SWF files. CamStudio is written in Microsoft Visual C++.
- Pros
- It's open source, and licensed under the GPL
- It's small, about 1.3 MB
- Simple to use
- Cons
- Doesn't allow adding annotations or any other editing after the video has been made.
- Windows only
FFmpeg[edit]
Free, open source software that can run on any platform. It works from the command-line.
- Pros
- Free to use
- Supports ogg .ogv format
- Cross-platform support
- Produces high quality video and audio
- Cons
- Difficult to use
- See also
- XVidCap (GUI program, built upon FFmpeg libraries)
HyperCam[edit]
- Pros
- Free to use
- Cons
- Windows only
- Saves only to AVI
Jing[edit]
Launched in 2007 as Jing Project by the TechSmith Corporation, this software was released in January 2009 and is free to download and use. The software takes a picture or video of the user's computer screen and uploads it to the Web, FTP, computer or clipboard. A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is automatically created and can be shared with others to view or access the uploaded file. Users are required to sign up for an account before using the software.
- Pros
- Easy to use
- Cons
- Requires .Net 3.5 (53 MB)
- No editing of videos
- Saves only in .swf (flash) format. Need Jing Pro to do mpg4
Microsoft Expression Encoder[edit]
- Pros
- Has a free version
- User friendly to record
- Cons
- No longer being actively developed
- Can be overwhelming to convert the video file to other formats
- Can only record for 10 minutes at a time in the free version
Pixetell[edit]
- Pros
- Nice easy video editing interface
- Cool interface
- Count down before start of recording
- Can export in .ogv format, which is like .ogg. It may not play correctly after uploaded to commons.
- Cons
- No longer being actively developed
- Requires .Net 2.0 (23 MB)
- Bit of a resource hog, maybe
- Requires registration
Quicktime[edit]
Apple's Quicktime player permits recording screencasts.
- Pros
- Free to use
- Cons
- Produces large files
- No built-in editing capabilities
- Questions
- Does the Windows version have this feature as well?
- No, as it is only included in QuickTime X, which is only included in Mac OSX Snow Leopard. THENEWMONO 04:05, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
- Is there any way to boost the input volume? Would upgrading to QT Pro enable this? (Please let me know of an answer with a note on my talkpage, thanks! Basket of Puppies 03:14, 7 February 2011 (UTC)
- QT Pro is expensive. QT in OSX 10.6.8 (bundled in Snow Leopard) works perfectly and is adequate for most purposes. It may be possible to edit it in iMovie (also bundled free with Mac). --Kudpung กุดผึ้ง (talk) 06:38, 16 October 2011 (UTC)
RecordMyDesktop[edit]
Free, open source software that runs on Linux. It has command line tools, along with a GUI (gtk-recordMyDesktop).
- Pros
- Free to use
- Easy to use
- Produces ogg .ogv files
- Cons
- No built-in editing capabilities (though, can use PiTiVi or other program to do editing)
- Not sure about quality of the results, in terms of quality
- Questions
- Does the Windows version have this feature as well?
Shooter[edit]
This add-on for Mozilla Firefox could be useful for getting screenshots to incorporate into screencasts.
Snapz Pro X[edit]
- Pros
- Very user-friendly
- Cons
- Mac only
- Costs about $70
XVidCap[edit]
- Pros
- Produces MPEG (higher quality, but non-free format) and AVI format videos
- Uses FFmpeg libraries
- Free, open source
- Easy to use
- Cons
- Inactive development
Works on Linux
Audio software[edit]
Audacity[edit]
Audacity is a free software, cross-platform digital audio editor and recording application.
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- Pros
- free and open-source.
- available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and BSD.
- Notes
- Requires a separate library to handle mp3 files.
Storyboard software[edit]
Celtx[edit]
Free, open source (though there are paid add-ons)
- Pros
Open Source Storyboard Software Mac Pro
- free, open source
- available for Windows, Mac OS X & Linux
Video editing software[edit]
- Windows Video Maker
- PowerPoint
Conversion and uploading software, web sites[edit]
- Firefogg, an add-on for Firefox browser
- Howcast
- Vimeo
- TinyOgg, website that converts YouTube videos to ogg format
Additional software functions[edit]
The software listed above, including Jing and Snapz are great for capture, but not for editing.
It is not clear whether the community will favor the 'writing ahead of time' model, in which the 'how-to' is scripted then screencast, or the 'editing afterward' model, in which the capture is completed and then edited. If the editing model is favored, or even popular, an additional software program will be needed. iMovie HD is an example of a great and easy-to-use program but there are a lot of programs out there to edit mov, mpeg-4, avi and other movie file types.
This brings up the file type issue. For the purposes of this first round we shouldn't get bogged down with this requirement, but editing software is significant in the long term, for several reasons.
- The need to edit videos while making them prior to posting on Wikipedia.
- The need to edit videos after they are made and published. (help/correction).
- The need to edit videos after they are made and published and out-of-date (in the case where the Chinese Gooseberry video needs to be updated to the Kiwifruit video).
Video editing softwareiMovie HD, iMovie 8 (Apple)Microsoft Movie Maker (Windows)Adobe Premiere (Pro CS 5 is current) (Mac, Windows) Final Cut Studio (Apple)Pinnacle (Formerly Avid) Studio (Windows)
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
Storyboard Software Mac
- indoition.com, notes for many commercial apps, free software listed near the end.
See also selection criteria suggestions.