TechSmith releases Camtasia Studio 7 and Camtasia for Mac 1.1
To our Windows friends, TechSmith just released Camtasia Studio version 7.0. You may remember that you can use it to edit your Jing-created videos with the click of a button.
For our Mac Jing friends, TechSmith also just released Camtasia for Mac version 1.1 which is a free upgrade if you have 1.0. And while Jing doesn't have a button that will send your videos directly to Camtasia for Mac, you can manually import your MP4 videos and edit to your heart's content.
TechSmith's Visual Lounge Blog has a lot more details about both releases as well as some cool behind-the-scenes videos.
For our Windows users, here's how easy it is to send your Jing videos to Camtasia Studio:
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Hi Jing! I am a big time user of Jing! But, I wish I could actually edit Jing, for free.
I can't afford the fancy stuff, and frankly just don't want to.
However, I do want to edit my videos. On Windows Movie Maker.
And not just on Jing Pro. That would really help me out.
There are plenty of times where I mess up in the middle of a video, and then have to start all over again. It gets extremely frustrating.
My videos could look a whole lot better if I could edit them.
Thanks for listening to me!
I have purchased Camtasia Studio 7 for IBM PC's. But my IBM PC was costing much to much. So my IBM PC was replaced with a MAC. What do I need to get Camtasia for Mac version 1.1, and what do I need to do to get it?
Ana, while not a lot of software products will handle the SWF video format created by the free version of Jing, Camtasia Studio from TechSmith can import a Jing SWF and offers a ton of editing power. Camtasia costs $299, but there is a fully-function 30 day trial just in case you want to edit some Jings and check it out. www.techsmith.com
Chuck, Customer Service will be in touch with you shortly and help you out.
Thanks,
Mike Curtis, TechSmith