The Mac Feed

Today, if you were to go onto Youtube, you would find thousands of videos with tutorials on a wide array of topics, from Photoshop tutorials to glitches on your favorite game. In fact, there are entire websites devoted to these tutorials. And with the high demand for screen recording applications to record those tutorials, many screen recording applications have presented themselves out there in the Mac world. Now, we would like to introduce you to Camtasia, the single application that has exceeded our expectations in every single way, and to this day we have yet to find any other application that brings the power and functionality of iMovie to a screen recording application.

When you first open Camtasia, you are greeted with a small box with your recording controls that has options on recording the following: you on camera, computer audio, and mic audio. Strangely, the recording area cannot be chosen until after recording, which actually is good because you can get in the cropped area just right after you know what you need to see (versus before when you have to guess what area you will need). This first pre-recording box is nothing compared to the post production window which gives you the customization features that many screen recording applications fail to include.