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

Is it true I can only record for 5 minutes using Jing?

Hello Heather,

Yeah, it's true Jing has a 5-minute video limit. Here's a post to learn more about why this is: http://blog.jingproject.com/2008/06/take_5_the_video_time_limit.html

We're not saying we're right or anything, and we welcome feedback as Jing evolves.

Mike Curtis, TechSmith

I heard about it from Alex Lindsay of the Pixel Corps.

Jing seems very interesting - almost the Twitter Ap equivalent for graphics and video!

I found it via the Techsmith site after downloading snagit.

Jim

I heard about Jing while listen to a recording giving information at Manifestor Gold, I think is great. Thank you

I saw it on a Mac User Forum, I was looking for screen recording software to use for a little mini training project.

Hello
I heard about Jing from my teacher. He openly said to the class he was going to be using it to record his lessons, in case we get behind. (Though that is more for the grade 11 class then the grade 12 web design.) I thought it cool and I'm here to try it out. The 5 minute recording kinda sucks, but; don't want to toast those server with an overnight recording of the computer's screen saver, now do we? ^.^; Though I'd like it increased to 15 minutes for use in recording boss fights on world of warcraft.

I learned about Jing from a colleague in a podcasting workshop in Melbourne, Australia

A coworker of mine was talking about Skitch, but that is for Macs only. So I searched Lifehacker for Skitch and looked to the comments to see if there was a PC equivalent, and there I found Jing.

Woot!

mentioned as freeware alternative to CaptureIt on http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/captureit/

Found out about Jing from a coworker.

I found out via James Whatleys Flickr uploads. he is also known as Whatleydude.

I found Jing because one of the bloggers on RWW, Rick Turoczy, suggested I use it for a demo for him. I love TechSmith, and was thrilled when I found it was you who're behind it.

I've yet to record my first session, but am excited to use it.

I learned about Jing on the Internet Business Mastery Podcast.

I heard about JING in the Quizlet Tutorial Video

Found out about Jing from a post on the XSitePro forum. I'm LOVING Jing!!

I read Tim Knight's blog Slope of Hope most every
late afternoon. One of its posters made a reference/prresentation with a stockchart but no
audio comment. There is just NO absence of creativity in this thing called the WorldWideWeb.
TAKE NOTICE: The JingProject is up and running and
who ever knows what it will morph into. How about,
for starters, a closer community of humans able to
express themselves much more clearly with eachother. MAX KUDOS to those behind/in front of
its creation.
Regards, klaudensnoval

I heard about Jing from an ICT teacher at my daughter's Secondary (High) School.

I saw a jing based how to video on edublog.org and liked it so I went looking for how they made it... and found jing.

I was "jinged" by a co-worker and asked for the product link!

I heard about Jing from my tutor at CGinstructor.com, where I study Maya 3D. Its a great program and god help in my education situation.

A co-worker was at a conference and attended a session led by Will Richardson. She was skyping me the links he mentioned, and Jing was one of them!

I heard about jing when a business card-sized insert fell out of the case of the SnagIt software I just ordered. Very cool idea!

Installed it after someone sent me a link to a jing.

Heard about it too before that but seeing this link sent to me made me sign up and install.

I saw a Jing video on this site: http://myjoomlacast.com/. I was curious, and came here to check it out, and it looks very useful :)

I woke up in the middle of the night, couldn't sleep and saw this excellent program on G4Tech tv. I look forward to learning how to utilize it in order to help friends and family with instruction with there p/c's. It is so much easier and versatile to use than any other cumbersome, simple screen shot program! I'm sure as I learn to use it, I'll also think of more ways of putting it to use.
Thanks!

I discover JING today, i was visiting you´r web site, and saw the link and read about it. I thought "this is cool, i could share my Photoshop lessons with my students" Impressive video quality.
Thanks a lot for JING, what a great idea.

I learned about Jing Project from another professor at a teaching conference.

You can thank Teachers TV for this. (Wot, no apostrophe?) Their Timesavers programme (on meetings) contains a demonstration of Jing. Wheeee.

I found out about Jing while working on a class for my graduate degree in Instructional Technology. Dr. Anne Wall, at Austin Peay State University, introduced our class to it.

I learned about it from Randy Mac. What a great idea!

I learned about Jing at the California School Library Association conference in Sacramento on November 20-23, 2008.

I've met Jing on Apple.com->Downloads. Great software, just what I was looking for. Thanks!

I can't remember where but it was either at a forum or a blog. Jing sounded cool to me. I haven't gotten around to using it yet. Although there is a mention on my website.

I got the URl from the book:
Designing the moment.

Also wanted to say thanks for a very usefull service!

Alain

Searching Google for Screen recorder Macintish

The top result was a wonan's demo on uTube, funny thing it wouldn't run on her (Mac) system.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_hog83oGpA

Saw a Jing video at alphasoftware.com

Will try it soon, thanks.

I found out about jing bcause of a jing advert following the fastpitch networking presentation.