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TUAW Faceoff: Screencasting
http://www.tuaw.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ tuaw-faceoff-screencasting/
Filed under: Software, Features, TUAW Faceoff Screencasting -- the not-so-ancient art of recording the computer screen for the entertainment and enrichment of others -- has evolved into quite a Hydra of options. How do the myriad gladiators in this arena stack up? I've tried everything I could find that could record a little movement on the screen, and selected 8 contenders for the matchup. We'll start this boxing match off with the free apps, and then see if the "money" apps stack enough features on to make them worth the cash.
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"Comparing screencasting apps for Mac"
http://theory.isthereason.com/?p=2196Comparing screencasting apps for Mac Published by Kevin on 5/14/2008 in Academia, Blogging, HowTo, Productivity and Reviews. 0 views 0 Comments The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) has an awesome overview and comparison chart of the current Mac
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Mac screencast apps reviewed
http://bioscreencast.com/blog/2008/05/23/mac-screencast-apps...Having switched to using a mac almost a year and a half back. I generally keep track of screencasting apps for the mac. The unofficial apple weblog (tuaw) has a very good review of screencasting apps for the Mac. Check out the review and let us know which apps you prefer by writing in or better yet, put it up on our Mac screencast wiki page. I personally have always used IShowU for capture and Quicktime-Pro for all my editing, but with the entry of all these options maybe I will check some of these out. -hari
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links for 2008-05-17
http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2008/05/17/links-for-2008-05-17/Anvil, Flex and Java » Anvil Overview Presentation Some work being done to connect Flex to Java back-end via BlazeDS and Spring. (tags: via:twitter flex middleware spring adobe java opensource presentations via:dan_mcweeney) IBM Tivoli Pulse Next Week — dougmcclure.net Check it out: Doug is one of most accessible and “2.0″ enabled Big 4 guys out there. This post is all like, “hey, let’s talk, buddy.” Not much more of that going in that space. (tags: ibm tivoli communications) IBM’s inaugural service management show | NetworkWorld.com Community (tags: ibmpulse itmanagement ibm pulse tivoli conferences) The World Needs “BSM Lite” “The assumption is that this approach will show the dynamic linkage between the underlying infrastructure components and business performance. In the big four’s story, such a linked view should provide business context to assess the business effects…” (tags: bsm itmanagement big4) IBM Pulse Community Wow, IBM is really going all out on the web front to market up Pulse. Good for them. (tags: ibmpulse ibm conferences socialmedia marketing) Moonlight, the Silverlight for Linux project, releases first public version | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com (tags: moonlight sliverlight mono .net novell microsoft via:twitter ria riaweekly) Microsoft’s evolving role in systems management Forrester’s Jean-Pierre Garbani talks about his ideas for the future of IT management. (tags: itmanagement via:ryanshopp big4 bsm process forrester) Sun xVM Hypervisor Overview (tags: sunw xvm hypervisor virtualization redmonkclients) FiveRuns Manage 2.0 - Now in Public Beta Preview of new release of the FiveRuns’ rails management package. (tags: FiveRuns itmanagement itmanagementguys rails redmonkclients saas manage) OpsMgr Licensing Bombshell! (tags: pricing systemcenter microsoft opsmgr) Virtualization Report | David Marshall | InfoWorld | Sun Microsystems helps ISVs with SaaS model | April 27, 2008 02:48 PM | David Marshall Sun to help people host Solaris based apps? (tags: sunw virtualization solaris cloud AT&T startups isv) Desktone’s virtualization desktop-as-a-service OK, I’ll admit it: do people actually use this stuff? I guess Citrix does well. (tags: desktone desktopvirtualization virtualization) Parallels news about containers and server beta product (tags: vdi parallels swsoft virtualization) TUAW Faceoff: Screencasting - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) Looks like I need ScreenFlow. Is cheap enough. (tags: via:mray screencasting osx utils screenflow) The Beekeeper - Pentaho Wiki (tags: via:mray opensource to_read communitymanagement) Collaborative Thinking: What does Facebook’s support for XMPP mean to the enterprise? XMPP coming to Facebook. XMPP coming to the enterprise? (tags: xmpp via:hildjj facebook im redmonkclients enterprisesoftware) BMC CEO Blasts HP Over EDS Deal | Software | BMC CRM EDS HPQ IBM INTU - TheStreet.com “‘In last 24 hours, [I] have spoken with very senior executives for the largest tech companies in the world who view’ H-P’s buyout of the consultant and systems integrator as a move toward becoming ‘a more hostile, less friendly partner.’” (tags: bmc hp eds quotes itmanagement redmonkclients via:texflats) Share This
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del.icio.us Bookmarks (2008-05-15 - 2008-05-16)
http://www.quixoticbravado.com/notebook/2008/05/delicious-bo...Recent links for http://del.icio.us/quixado: Official Google Mac Blog: Vidnik Vidnik is our newest application in the Google Mac playground. It’s a simple program for using the built-in camera on your Mac to create movies and upload them to YouTube. TUAW Faceoff: Screencasting - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) Ruby/Rails Links (AllTop)
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OSX Screencasting Faceoff
http://distlib.blogs.com/distlib/2008/05/osx-screencasti.htm...The Unofficial Apple Weblog has a good roundup of free through expensive screencasting applications for OSX (Mac). Taking the top spot for freebies is Jing. Screenflick gets the nod for the "casual user", and ScreenFlow is the best overall. I love Jing for quick and dirty, and I own iShowU and SnapZ Pro for longer captures, but have never tried out Screenflick - guess I'll go do that.
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OSX Screencasting Faceoff
http://distlib.blogs.com/distlib/2008/05/osx-screencasti.htm...The Unofficial Apple Weblog has a good roundup of free through expensive screencasting applications for OSX (Mac). Taking the top spot for freebies is Jing. Screenflick gets the nod for the "casual user", and ScreenFlow is the best overall. I love Jing for quick and dirty, and I own iShowU and SnapZ Pro for longer captures, but have never tried out Screenflick - guess I'll go do that.
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Interesting sites for May 15th
http://www.timbru.com/2008/05/interesting-sites-for-may-15th...TUAW Faceoff: Screencasting - TUAW tests 8 screencasting apps.
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