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YOUTUBE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 8 SOFTWARE
I encourage you to download it from IUware (IU students, faculty, and staff only), and give it a try.Adobe Captivate 8 software reimagines mobile learning. If you like learning by watching, click the image below to see a short tutorial. Captivate 6 is a very useful tool. When you’re finished click Exit and save the changes. It’s not very intuitive, but that’s how it works. When you’re ready to complete the trim, click the Trim button again. Use the Playhead to find your in and out points, and then place the markers accordingly. If you click Trim first, you’ll have difficulty finding the In Point Marker. To trim your clip, start by moving the playhead to somewhere in the middle of the clip before clicking the Trim button. When I tried using this function it seemed to cause problems when playing the produced video. The Pan and Zoom button allows you to zoom in on and pan to different parts of the clip. The Split button allows you to split the clip into smaller segments. When the editor opens you’ll see your clip and a timeline beneath it. Maybe Adobe will add that functionality in the next release, but for now I recommend adding audio after the video is edited. You’d probably like to edit the clip to match its accompanying audio, but you can’t. The editor opens and you get a nice big view of your clip. Click Edit Video Demo in the properties panel.
Once you stop recording and return to the Captivate interface you’ll enter the editor by double clicking the clip in the timeline, and choosing Edit Video Demo in the Properties Panel. You can simply trim the parts of the video that you don’t want.
Of course, practice doesn’t guarantee perfection.
YOUTUBE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 8 HOW TO
For example, when demonstrating how to align shapes in PowerPoint, make sure you have the shapes selected so the Format tab will be available. You have to know exactly what you’re doing, so before your record, take a practice run. When you record the action that’s happening on your screen it needs to be smooth and easy to follow. Choose Video Demo when starting your project. You can learn more about it in this Adobe TV video. The interface changes a little when you start the project in this mode.
You can begin your project by choosing the Video Demo option, or choose Video Demo when it’s time to start recording your screen.
YOUTUBE ADOBE CAPTIVATE 8 FULL
By the way, Captivate 6 doesn’t refer to full motion recording as full motion. Full motion is better in Captivate 6, not perfect, but better. Full motion recording in previous versions of Captivate was not the greatest. That’s what Camtasia is designed to do, and it does it well. Camtasia used to be the obvious choice for making full motion video recordings of your screen. I’ve used TechSmith’s Camtasia Studio for several years, and I like it a lot, but IU’s agreement with Adobe makes Captivate 6 the more attractive option because I can get it for free. Here’s a link to a blog post that describes five of them. There are lots of products on the market that you can use to create video demos. If you’re teaching about software, and you don’t have the luxury of having all of your students seated in a classroom, make a video demo. One of the best ways to teach people about something is to show it to them.
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