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*NEW* Jing - Version 1.4

Posted on Wednesday November 28, 2007 by Michael Malinak

Here it is. The 7th Jing Project release in 6 months. Tony previously hinted what we were going to release with version 1.4. Now it's available to all of you. Here is a list of what's new:

  • Share to FTP
    • Both videos and images can be shared via standard FTP
    • The share and embed strings that are put on the clipboard can be customized
  • Share images to Flickr
    • Existing Flickr users can have image captures sent directly to their account
  • Streamlined sharing to File
    • You can now share quickly to your chosen directory with one button press
    • The share and embed strings that are put on the clipboard can be customized
  • Usage reporting to help improve Jing
    • This is anonymous and optional
    • We use this to gather statistics about how these sharing methods are used
    • This lets us figure out where the Jing Project is headed

As always, it is available for both the Mac and Windows.

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Comments (22)

Hello Jingteam!

I am happy to have the new version of Jing the images seem to be smaller, which is very nice!

I would really love if you would include sftp(ssh) and ftps(https) into the ftp upload feature!

Regards,
Thomas

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Mike :

Can we save images still to the hard drive if we don't want to upload to separate sites?

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Mike :

Disregard my post. I think I found my answer in the newest updated blogs after the Modern Scrapbook blog.

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Martin :

Hi Jing-Team,

it's been a while since I took a look at your project and I'm really surprised about the great new features of Jing. I missed the FTP-Upload very much - til now. ;-) And the mentioned SFTP support would be the dot on the i. Also the new "URL/Embeded-Code Creation" feature is amazing - I never thought about this before in combination with the FTP support, but with hindsight it's very wise. I think you've done a great job... although I didn't test the new version (yet).

So, now I can't wait to check it out - with all the great stuff I read about in the previous blog-posts.

Greetings from Germany,
Martin

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Hey guys!

Just got an e-mail from Jing about the SSH implementation:

"We expect to hear that. :)

If we hear it from enough people, probably we'll do it."

So please send this feedback either via comment or via feedback formular.

Thomas

@Martin: I'm not the only German here :D

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SteveP :

Oh yes, SSH/SFTP access, PLEASE! :)

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Since upgrading today, i must say i like the additions you have made with regard to determining multiple share points. All of those seem to work for "Image" capture.

However, I have yet to get a video capture to do anything other than crash Jing.

i've set all share point log-ins correctly. that is to say i've captured to file, to ftp, and to flikr successfully.

but still getting application crash when clicking the Video button.

any clues?

Michael

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Martin :

@Thomas
Nice to know... ;-)

Well, I tested Jing now for some hours and found 2 ugly probs.

1:
Jing rejects creating share links with templates like http://www.domain.de/jing/jing.php?item=[filename]&height=[height]&width=[width]. It returns a message, that the URL Prefix would be buggy. I guess it's because .../jing.php?item=... instead of an expected / at the end of the URL Prefix. Using embeded code template works fine, but those should be still usable for larger and real embeded (HTML) code instead for single URLs... :-/

2:
I use a dual screen setup with a total resolution of 3080x1050 (1400x1050 & 1680x1050) on a P4 3,2 Ghz notebook with 2 GB RAM and ATI Radeon 9600 GFX Card - before you ask: yes it's amazing :-p. But BTT - when starting capturing Jing slows down the cursor movement to about 5-10fps and the systemcooler starts to blow like a twister. It's really difficult to make a fast and exact region-selection with this laggy hopping cursor. :-/


I allready sent a feedback to the jing team. so let's see what they say. ;-)

And yes, I also would like to have sftp / https support inside Jing. ;-)

Greetings from Germany (again)
Martin

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XGhozt :

I'm content with Jing now, I love it and it's officially part of my desktop.

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Martin :

Forget about the first problem I mentioned. It's only laggy as long as you don't start selecting (pressed mouse-button) a region... my mistake - sorry. ;-)

Martin

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Davide :

Hi everybody

Today i descoved this great software and i already love it.
I have only one request:
I would like to understand how i can get the embeded code for my ftp .
Automaticaly I can set the first part of the code : myUrl/share,
but how can i get automaticaly myUrl/share/newScreenshot.

shortly i would like to have the settings allow me to do it with Screencast.com(i can get screenshot and directly i can have the url))

Thanks and sorry for my bad english

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Anonymous :

Ok i understand for the images: http://www.yourDomain.com/share/[filename].
Perfect!
But how can i buil the automatic embeded code for the VIDEO on my FTP?

Thanks

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Davide :

Ok i understand for the images: http://www.yourDomain.com/share/[filename].
Perfect!
But how can i buil the automatic embeded code for the VIDEO on my FTP?

Thanks

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XGhozt :

Oh, and great job on the new video!

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someone :

can you please add an option to share using imageshack?
then , you could have the option to copy the URL to your email , and share it with others much more easily, without any registrations.

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Shadow :

Like many other people here, I really love Jing. But I wish, it had SSH support, not only FTP.

But the rest is really amazing! Keep up the great work!

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willswords :

Would love it if you could also upload directly to Picasaweb since it supports flash movies.

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JD :

I am using my own FTP server for storage instead of screencast. I do not want to use screencast. Why then, should I still have to log onto screencast every time I start Jing?

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XGhozt :

I'm starting to notice a slight memory leak. After using Jing for a while now it starts using as much as 200mb of ram when it's doing nothing!

Restarting it brings it back down to 70mb.
I suggest looking into this.

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Liam R :

Just wondering if anyone else is having this problem, but everytime I start up Jing, If I try to record a video any bigger than a certain size it crashes, it's fine with smaller video but it just disappears if the video capture size is bigger than, say 600x600?

I'm running a MacBook on leopard.


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Larry W :

I have been having a problem installing JING because of issues associated with "Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 Service Pack 1" and the several sub-divisions beneath it that per Microsoft cannot be removed:
Net Framework 1
Net Framework WinForms
Dr. Watson
Net Framework ASP .Net
Net Framework 2
Net Framework PreXP
Net Framework CRT
Net Framework CA
Net Framework CLR

Why can't the JING Team figure out how to resolve this problem.

Also, I have no entry of Jing in my Registry Editor after installing it.

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I'm on a Mac Quad G5 and can't capture anything other than tiny video without Jing crashing. Any help would be appreciated

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