Meet Casey Phear: Jing & Morae Support Lead

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Over here at TechSmith we strive to stand apart from the kind of tech support you may be used to. Casey's a great example of that effort. Whether you're on Mac or PC (Casey's an expert on both), if you submit a problem or question about Jing, it'll likely end up on his plate.

Jing's different than our other products because it's an application and a service. Because Jing is a "cloud" application, it forces updates, so we get a huge rush of thousands of downloads and installations in a short span of days. Thankfully, this release has gone very smoothly, and we appreciate all the feedback we have received on the new features and improvements in Jing and Jing Pro.

While Casey's been busy, he still finds time to have a life outside of work, enjoying Macintosh evangelism, snowboarding, and creating multimedia art like this:

Should you need to contact Support, I made a little Jing (0:30, no audio) to show you how you can go to the support website, look up Jing-related information and submit a ticket if necessary. One thing I know the Support team loves -- if it's possible -- is a Jing describing your problem so they can see exactly what you're experiencing. Of course, if you need Support because you have an issue with Jing that could be easier said than done...

Oh--and if you have a "How to" kind of question, first check out the new Jing Help Center. Your feedback is very much appreciated.

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Loved the little support video, loving Jing. Going to have to play around with this for a while. Excellent for educators like myself.
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Just trying out the FTP upload which is great - but raises the ogre of file size. It would be meaningful if there was some simple way to compress a file so it was small enough to work well on a web page. If I have to optimize my grabs in an outside program anyway - I'm losing the direct load FTP benefit.

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I would be cool if it could record games like WoW, Portal and stuff.

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Hi Richard, are you using the MP4 with Jing Pro or SWF video? SWF file size explodes if you're recording a lot of motion.

Hi Fallenrat, with Jing Pro you can record in MP4 format and it does a pretty good job with high motion content like video games. I don't want to mislead that it's perfect or anything because it depends on a lot of things like you're computer's power, the other things you have running and so forth.

Mike Curtis, TechSmith

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Jing Support/Feedback

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