"Tony Morgan" wrote in message
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In message , Quanta
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I used the powerpoint plug in with their codecs. You are grasping at
straws
buddy.

I'm not, but you are displaying an ineptitude. PowerPoint does support
video - but *only* video files (in PP Help the supported video files are
listed). A Camtasia capture of (say) Premiere which includes a video
window is a composite - and *not* a video file. It's the same with any
video editor showing a video window. So naturally, trying to export
anything other than a supported video file type via a PowerPoint codec
will not work (for the non-supported video) - which is what you are trying
to do.

Do you have cognitive disfunction? I AM NOT CAPTURING VIDEO. I AM using
the program as specified. I HAVE contacted tech support on this and
received a reference that is useless.

I HAVE a suite of computers and video processing systems. I AM using the
Camtasia codecs.

WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM???? Are you from Camtasia? If so, I will never work
with the company again!!!!!!!@!

"Tony Morgan" wrote in message
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In message , Quanta
writes
It's so very easy to rubbish an application when it hasn't been used
properly. The very fact that he tried to capture screen-displayed video
suggests that he hasn't bothered to read the manual or any of
Techsmith's
tutorials or forums. It also appears that he hasn't even bothered to
read
what's written on the box :-)

--
Tony Morgan



WRONG. They acknowledge the limitation.

Which limitation are you referring to? Care to give us a link? There's
nothing in the manual. But then again, Techsmith have never ever claimed
that Camtasia is a capture tool for displayed video windows - as I've
suggested, just read what's on the box.


If that is the case, they cannot capture the computer screen or powerpoint,
can they? They cannot do what they claim at all. Video and animation ARE
parts of webs, of screens, of powerpoint.

"Quanta" wrote in message
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"Tony Morgan" wrote in message
...
In message , Quanta
writes
It's so very easy to rubbish an application when it hasn't been used
properly. The very fact that he tried to capture screen-displayed
video
suggests that he hasn't bothered to read the manual or any of
Techsmith's
tutorials or forums. It also appears that he hasn't even bothered to
read
what's written on the box :-)

--
Tony Morgan



WRONG. They acknowledge the limitation.

Which limitation are you referring to? Care to give us a link? There's
nothing in the manual. But then again, Techsmith have never ever claimed
that Camtasia is a capture tool for displayed video windows - as I've
suggested, just read what's on the box.


If that is the case, they cannot capture the computer screen or
powerpoint, can they? They cannot do what they claim at all. Video and
animation ARE parts of webs, of screens, of powerpoint.




Otherwise, one can use Windows Media Encoder. It works as well or better of
simple mouse movements on a screen and goes directly to wmv. Free.