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  1. 21st Sep 2004 02:35 #1
    Red96TA
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    I'm interested in doing an instructional video on operating a computer and need to know if there is a program that would capture what's on my monitor directly to a video file. Any leads? I plan on recording a voice over for the captured footage and then mux it all together onto a dvd.
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    Or Camtasia - made by the same company
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    One word of warning, if you're planning on showing the DVD on a TV, you may have to apply a slight vertical gaussian blur to the AVI before building to MPEG.

    The fine horizontal lines on computer displays can result in a "jumpy" picture on the TV due to interlacing.
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