Software Filming
by rennie moffat · in iTorque 2D · 11/26/2010 (8:45 pm) · 8 replies
Hi there,
I am wondering, I have used both Screenium and iShowUHD but both produce less then the quality I would like when filming my app, from the Simulator.
I am wondering, are there any programs people have used here that produce crystal clear quality that I can see on youTube?
I am wondering, I have used both Screenium and iShowUHD but both produce less then the quality I would like when filming my app, from the Simulator.
I am wondering, are there any programs people have used here that produce crystal clear quality that I can see on youTube?
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#2
11/26/2010 (11:28 pm)
I assume he's on a Mac, in which case he won't want anything else after getting ScreenFlick. Lightweight and efficient.
#3
I tried screeching as it looks a little more serious. Good but not great. I think may adjust color in my monito to give a boost.
Really I think one of the problems is besides degradation is that my monitor is like 10% lighter than should be. And my visuals are somewhat delicate. Not hardy.
If anyone has a surfire binaries they like...
Holler
Thanks
Edit: please not screeching means Screenflix. iPhone typo #worsteveh
11/27/2010 (2:15 am)
Thanks guys, I tried screeching as it looks a little more serious. Good but not great. I think may adjust color in my monito to give a boost.
Really I think one of the problems is besides degradation is that my monitor is like 10% lighter than should be. And my visuals are somewhat delicate. Not hardy.
If anyone has a surfire binaries they like...
Holler
Thanks
Edit: please not screeching means Screenflix. iPhone typo #worsteveh
#4
http://www.telestream.net/screen-flow/overview.htm
The full version is $99 though, so it's quite expensive. The one that Ronny mentioned is much cheaper, it's currently $25 but I don't think there is a free trail version of that one.
11/27/2010 (3:23 am)
I was planning to use Screenflow, there is a free trial version that you could use to try it out:http://www.telestream.net/screen-flow/overview.htm
The full version is $99 though, so it's quite expensive. The one that Ronny mentioned is much cheaper, it's currently $25 but I don't think there is a free trail version of that one.
#5
11/27/2010 (3:41 am)
Hmmm so maybe the cheapies are not the way to go. I just don't want to spend a hundred bucks and then have it be something that is not worth it. F liming just as good as the others.
#6
11/27/2010 (7:07 pm)
@Mark: Screenflick is the best. And you can just download it and use it in trial mode, like most Mac software. I've tried them all. Even evaluated some free alternatives. Some of them will put some unusual demands on your system.
#7
Rennie, I use a lot of freeware software and some of them are good, but some of them are bad also. I always prefer to spend some time evaluating the alternatives before I commit. If there is a trial version there is nothing to lose, except time.
11/28/2010 (7:00 am)
Ronny, thanks for the feedback. If there is a trial version I will definitely try it out. Rennie, I use a lot of freeware software and some of them are good, but some of them are bad also. I always prefer to spend some time evaluating the alternatives before I commit. If there is a trial version there is nothing to lose, except time.
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