How to Record a Webinar with Camtasia: Part 4
This is the fourth in my series on “How to use Camtasia Studio to record, edit and produce a Webinar”. So many of my clients are now getting into doing Webinars that is seems a shame not to go ahead and record them and get them a little more exposure.
In my last blog post I discussed how to edit your client’s Webinar. Now, in this video, I will show you how to produce the edited file as either a WMV to add the video to YouTube (or most of the other video sharing sites) or as a Flash file to embed on your client’s Website. There are many other ways to produce a video but these two suggestions are probably the two most used by me and other VAs who do recordings. One thing I forgot to mention in the demo is that if you want to take the recording into a program such as Sony Vegas, in order to add some special effects or to burn it to a DVD, you should produce your Camtasia video as an AVI file.
Check out my 4 minute demo below:
Thanks for watching!
09 September 2008, 10:25 pm
Wow Michelle! Love all the new look of the site and all the new content. You’ve been busy!
11 September 2008, 10:06 pm
Thank you! It had been six months since you did my original header and it was time for a new look. All I did was change the template and BAM-whole new website!