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Name: [002] Ian Ozsvald
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Description: I am the co-founder of ShowMeDo (see http://showmedo.com/about), author of `The Screencasting Handbook <http://thescreencastinghandbook.com>`_ and the founder of the professional screencast production company `ProCasts <http://procasts.co.uk>`_: .. image:: http://procasts.co.uk/media/procasts_sma ...

Make Your Own ShowMeDos With HyperCam on Windows XP [ID:022] (3/3)

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video tutorial by Ian Ozsvald, added 03/07

   
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With HyperCam you can make your own ShowMeDos. You could be making your first video within minutes of watching this. Here we show you how to configure and use HyperCam.

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Get answers in the ShowMeDo Learners Google Group.

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  • Published: Sometime before 1st March 2007 (in other words - we don't remember!)

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7. G. Samoht Mon, 16 Aug 2010 11:59

very clear images, voice was easy to understand, apparently well pre-planned, obviously the author must have listened to the finished video before uploading

This was the 3rd video I watched by the author. All 3 are exceptionally well done.

~~~ Gil 8/16/2010


6. Dave Montgomery Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:12

Ian

Nicely presented- excellent.Good voice, nice tempo, very clear.

Looks like Hypercam night be a bit better than Camstudio.( watched the 3 Showmedos)

Regards

DAve


5. anonymous Wed, 16 Sep 2009 09:30

This tutorial has been extremely useful, we are looking at using screncasting to supplement written Help on some apps


4. Ian Ozsvald Wed, 30 Jan 2008 03:17

Hi Anon. You probably want to talk to the author of HyperCam - find his Support page here:

http://www.hyperionics.com/hc/support.asp

Ian.


3. anonymous Tue, 29 Jan 2008 21:55

when i record and play all i can see is a black screen


2. Ian Ozsvald Tue, 03 Jul 2007 03:52

Hi Anon - I've replied to you by private email. As I mentioned I stopped using HyperCam over a year back, but the author was responsive so he could help.

Better yet - switch to CamStudio - it is the tool that most of our Authors used on Windows, it Just Works as you'd expect it!

Ian.


anonymous Tue, 03 Jul 2007 00:00

when i record and play all i can see is a black screen


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