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

Hi,
I'm using Mac OSX 10.4.
Can you please tell me how to quit.
I hid the sun control and would like to access the setting but I don't know where the app is.
Please help me.

Robert

No SSH :(

Is there a way to "lock" Jing?

Thomas

I used to be able to open the swf file generated by Jing in QuickTime. Now it says "The movie could not be opened. This file is not a movie file."

What am I doing wrong?

@Robert: Hiding the Sun should put a menu on the right side of your menubar with Capture, History, and More. Choose More, and then click the rightmost button.

@Thomas: are you looking for SFTP or FTP over SSH? Jing doesn't support those yet, we're still collecting feedback.

@ks: We have not changed anything with our SWF recording since our first release last June. Web browsers like Safari can play them, so dragging the .swf file into an empty web browser window should allow you to play it.

hey,

when are you guys gonna design one for linux users??

fred

We can only save the movies in the swf formay in which is say jing in the beginning and you have to play?

Can't we just have the movie saven in some regulat format, not "watermark-type" ads?

I mean, it's a cool program, simple and awesome, I bet it'd be succesfull, why not let it run around free and let users produce captures freely? I'm sure they'll promote the progam anyway.

hi-- i downloaded an installed the update and 'opened' it and nothing happened! no sun, no menu, no nuthin. when i try to trash the app from the apps folder it says i can't because it is 'open.' but there is no little carrot next to it in my launch bar and no other sign it's running.

urgh. help?

Same for me Tamara. Installed it and nothing. Not running in the finder, nothing in the doc. No signs of life whatsoever.

I also just downloaded the program and now can't use it. Thanks.

Chet

I am linking to a video file, saved via FTP, on my website. The player required is Flash 9, which almost everybody will have to go download before they can view my video, since it is so new (which more than likely ain't gonna happen). Is there any way to save video files as a different format so they can be played with more ubiquitous technology? thanks!

I just posted the question about saving jing videos in a different format to ease the viewing by others. Let me be clear, l love jing. But I am looking for an adequate solution for today. I'd go buy Camtasia Studio, but i use a Mac. I understand techsmith is working on a Mac solution, but does anyone have any suggestions of where I can find a screen-capture video software for Mac right now? (Not to ask for someone to mention a competitor of techsmith, but actually since techsmith doesn't have a mac solution out, they wouldn't technically be competitor in this niche...)