Snapz Pro X Screencast Colophon

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This post was originally published on February 12, 2007 on The Standard, the Raincity Studios blog, credited to “Roland Tanglao”. This post reflects the context and tools of its time; some links and services mentioned no longer exist.

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For my future reference, the following are my settings for the screencasts so far that I have made using Snapz Pro X. Refer to the Drupal Dogo videocast and the Drupal.org videocasts pages for more complete info.

  • Hardware: Plantronics foldable USB headset, Apple 15" Powerbook G4
  • Software: Snapz Pro X 2.0.3 from Ambrosia (I have some issues with this software namely that the control window is partially off screen, I couldn't get H.264 encoding to work and if you click twice on Save you will get the software into a funny state where you can't save your video)
  • Snapz Pro X settings:
    • Selection Style: Fixed, Width:800, Height: 600
    • Camera mode: fixed camera, Framerate: 10, Scale: 100%
    • Microphone track: checked, Mac audio track: unchecked (I don't record system sounds), Cursor Visible: checked
    • Use movie guides: checked, Auto mic input gain: unchecked, Color change: thousands
    • Smoother (but more CPU-intensive) video capture: unchecked
    • Include video track: checked, Compression type: MPEG-4 Video, Frames per second: 10, Key frame every 500 frames, Quality: Medium
    • Include audio track: unchecked
    • Include microphone track:checked, Compressor: IMA 4.1, Rate: 22.050 kHz, Size: 16 bit, Use:mono
  • Upload
    • Use blip.tv
    • Use Creative Commons Attribution License
    • Modify blip's HTML code to embed their videos to point to MPEG-4 original instead of flash video version

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