The concept of Jing is the always-ready program that instantly captures and shares images and video…from your computer to anywhere.

I want you to know that Jing is the greatest tool I have used since Apple came out with Network Asst (now ARD). I have been looking for something like this for years! My only complaint is; like with ARD, it is going to make me fatter because I will be leaving my desk even more!

Thanks!

Is it possible to record at one resolution and have it play back at another? The resolution of my monitor is 1280x960, but I would rather have it play back at 800x600 or in a smaller window. What's the best way to get this to happen?

Keep the interface simple like it is. It's very intuitive and not bloated.

I work remotely 100% so Jing is essential for my day to day activities communicating with both my team and our clients.

A picture is worth a thousand words and it's much better to *show* a client what's going on instead of describing it in an email.

Also, I don't like that the colors change when you change the annotation tool. It's counter-intuitive.

It is really aggravating to have the login window pop up every time I start the computer. After logging in once it would be nice not have the option of logging in or not. I would prefer to have to log in when I access the application

Could you make it on jing so they come out as mov file?

As soon as Jing starts up after the installation, it says there was an error and needs to close. I read about how the new version was supposed to fix this problem. I am having the same problem. Any ideas?

Hello, nice site :)

As with SnagIt and Camtasia, I cannot figure out how to record a video and have the area I am recording on my screen to come back the same way. I select the part of my screen that I want to record, but the actual recorded screen is only part of what I selected, so since it aggravated me, I simply uninstalled it.

I just learned about JING. I am thrilled. But I kept wondering, Tech Smith, Tech Smith, why do I know that name?

AHHHHH, Tech Smith makes Snagit, my favorite Screen capture utility for those times when I work in Windows.

But being primarily a Mac-head, I use Snapz Pro.

PLEASE Tech Smith people, add this feature from Snagit:

The ability to capture an dialog box, area, panel, etc. but save it to TEXT!!! That is one of the coolest things I have when I work with your windows product and miss it on the mac.

Cool tool. I like its simplicity. I look forward to experimenting with it.

Hi:
I am playing around with Jing and I cannot get the program off minimzed taskbar state to use the program. I could send a SnagIt Image, if you wish.

I do not have a hotkey set, yet.

I am trying to use the program to capture something and I am frustrated by lack of desktop shortcut. (I am using Windows 64)

Tom

I'm really excited what the next phase of the Jing Project would be...

I'm really excited what is the next phase of the jing Project would be...

First, it's refreshing to see a developer picture with people in heavy coats instead of those warm sunny picures from Silicon Valley software companies!

Looks like a great program, but why limit the file size to 5 minutes of recorded video when creating the flash output file on my hard drive? Some tech reason for this? I would love to record one hour or longer web cast type videos from my screen!

Oh and BTW, speaking of that great photo...please, please photoshop it! It's in severe need of white balance and brightness/contrast correction :-)

Oh and it could use a bit of cropping also...OK, I'll stop with the picture already :-0

Only one thing to say
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Hi:

Great product....

Notice:
On invite page I would like to be able to title or note the subject of the video. Even though I may think it is "great" it maybe annoying to the recipient.

Can Jing remember my old email recipients?
It is annoying to go to Outlook....copy email address and then post it to invite.

I have to say since Jing's introduction this software has helped me and I've introduced to many instructors that I work with and they just love it and they've used it in their lesson plans.

I've used Jing for many tech support calls showing users how to navigate Windows properly, how to use Microsoft Office and other software. I've sent out links to screenshots, screencasts through email and my blog. Thanks for making a quality product and keep up the good work.

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I have started using Jing on a daily basis to demonstrate some of my ideas, and it's a great communication tool that I am evangelizing to others:

http://hostilefork.com/2007/11/25/undo-single-user-event/

http://hostilefork.com/2007/11/25/lost-focus-placeholder/

Modest though these are, they represent a big change in how I've thought about sharing software infrastructure. Traditionally, programmers think they have to do this using *code* as the medium of exchange. Yet code might not be written in the right language, or somehow incompatible with what your audience is using! So piecing together a targeted screencast of the feature and talking about the methodology needed to implement it might ultimately be better. I've been having more success with this visual communication rather than handing over actual codebases (which is what I was trying before) so I thought I'd bring that to your attention.

Before Jing, I tried Snapz Pro--which is a nice OS/X tool that I almost bought. But my specific target of a flash-based web player made Jing a better choice, and also it was free! Still there are a lot of features in Snapz Pro which you could implement. For instance, I often wish to manually type a fixed size for the capture rectangle and then position the rectangle by dragging it to the right place. That is important. Also, I like to be able to send screen captures directly to the clipboard sometimes and paste it in a drawing program with no intermediate file (on a web server or otherwise), so a "share to clipboard" would be nice.

Yet the biggest thing that I'd like to see is for Jing to become an open source project. That would open a lot of doors to using GPL libraries for things like image and movie encodings (PNG only is a bit limiting...) Although I know you might not have been planning to give away Jing free forever, you could have a pledge drive (through Fundable.org ?) where rather than buying copies of the program, the Jing userbase would buy out the source?

This is what happened with The Blender Foundation, and I would consider it personally satisfying to see great tools like Jing doing the same thing. What do you think?

Hi!

What a great tool! as many others I was looking for it for years!

I just installed it and tried with images but I will try videos also.

Thanks a lot for this and I will help you to translate to spanish if you need it.

Thanks

What a great tool! I run a Social Network on Ning. It is for people dealing with a rare disease called Epidermolysis Bullosa. Many of the members have no idea how to use a social network so, I am creating a help center for the members. The Jing screencasts are PERFECT for teaching.

However, I have some questions. Since what I do is completely voluntary, I am excited that Ning and Jing are free. I am curious how long this project will last and how long this service will remain free.

I am worried that all the time I spent making screencasts will be in vain. Will my screencasts be unavailable to my members once the project is through and we have to pay for it?

I am willing to buy more space from Screencast should I need it but what about the use of Jing? I don't have the money to lay out for a program like this.

Either way, THANK YOU for such a great project!

Here is an example of what I did with your tool.
My first screencast!

Oooops! I made a mistake on the last link above.

Here is My First Screencast

hi,
this looks like a great tool.. How do I resize videos? I take a video and upload to screencast.com and it's huge

Would be fantastic if I could export to any format, and also host with any format. Having to use SWF is a big drawback for us in the Proof of Concept an sharing stage in house and out with customers.

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It is a great software, but is there a way we can save on the desktop as movie file that can be played back with Media Player and other movie software?