Now onto thetipson how to create a screencast using these applications!
How to Create a ScreenCast in One Click with ScreenCastle
ScreenCastlededicates its site to facilitate screen recording.
It’s so easy to start using the recorder right from the homepage.
There’s no nonsense that nags you to sign up.
This way, you’ll get a sense of how your screencast might turn out.
To resize the recorder, either key in the desired dimensions on the applet or drag the resizers.
you’re able to also choose whether you want to record your microphone.
After that, you’ll be able to load the recorder and let your imagination run wild!
Once you click onCreate, SOM displays a resizable rectangle with all the recording options.
A good way to remember that P is the ability to Pause the recording with that same keyboard shortcut.
you’ve got the option to record up to 15 minutes of desktop activity goodness.
it’s possible for you to also upload your video to YouTube.
Look no further than[NO LONGER WORKS] Screenjelly.
It makes recording super straightforward"just hit the mighty red button.
it’s possible for you to also share your screencasts by email and many social media sites.
Screenjelly is the only site that doesn’t offer the video for download.
you might even[NO LONGER WORKS] place that mini-recorder on your own website.
There’re also two versions: the new Beta version records with HD quality.
The recorder comes with resizers and preset dimensions to ensure optimized playback resolution.
Screenr will let you record your desktop activity for up to 5 minutes.
There’s also a Screenr bookmarklet that simply opens up another tab with the recording page.
you’ve got the option to find it on the right sidebar of any screencast published on Screenr.
They will basically record a screencast so you know exactly what they’re talking about.
If you’re the troubleshooter, you just go to SMWW and insert your name and email.
You’ll get a URL that you could share with your friend who’s got the computer problem.
When they’re done, SMWW sends your friend’s screencast to your email.
If you’ve used any of these, feel free to share your experiences.
How do you create a screencast?
For educational purposes, record PC games, etc?
Are there any other web-based applications we missed?