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We regularly
release new updates to our existing programs. The updates
include the most requested feature enhancements for
our customers.
In this issue we are highlighting 2 new versions for
you to download and try. |
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My
Screen Recorder |
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Create Website and Software
Demos by Capturing Your PC Desktop Activity. |
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What's new in version 2.2 |
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Saving
temporary files: Now specify the directory
for saving temporary files. This allows you better
use your disk space and make longer screen recordings. |
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Recording
a desktop section: In addition to recording
an entire desktop you can now record only a section
of the desktop using Fixed Pan and Rectangle regions.
This is especially useful when the recording activity
is limited only to a specific region. Using these
options also reduces the file size. |
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Personal
Folders: My Screen Recorder also helps
you organize your recordings into Personal Folders
for easy management. Now you don’t need
to waste time switching between Windows Explorer
and My Screen Recorder to organize your screen
recordings. |
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Preview
Options: Now supports 2 modes for preview.
The Actual Size mode allows you to view the preview
without any distortion. The Fit to window mode
fits the preview in the space available. |
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Preview
Zoom: The preview can be zoomed in and
zoomed out in Actual Size mode. Scrollable previews
lets you view the entire video even when completely
zoomed in. |
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Download
FREE trial version of My Screen Recorder v2.2! |
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Video
Edit Magic |
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Video Editing Software
that Gives you High End Features with Simple Elegance. |
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What's new in version 3.3 |
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Text
Effect: The new “Add Text”
feature enables you to treat text as effects.
Now you can decorate your videos with multiple
text effects and on both the video tracks. You
can change the text even after adding the text
effect. Also, use the Shadow and Outline text
formats to enhance your text. |
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Narrate
into the Timeline: This feature enables
you to narrate straight into the timeline using
the built-in narration recorder. |
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Gamma
in Color Balance Effect: The Color Balance
effect, in addition to Brightness and Contrast,
now also lets you change the Gamma of your videos.
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Custom
Colors in Color Channel Effect: Use custom
color with the Color Channel Effect for that perfect
touch. The Color Channel Effect is not restricted
to absolute Red, Green or Blue colors anymore.
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Next
and Previous Frames: Accurately edit your
videos with frame level precision. These additional
player control options let you advance the timeline
slider frame by frame. |
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Customizable
QuickTime Movie Making: Make Movie in QuickTime
is now completely customizable. Change these properties
to suit your perfect requirement. |
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AVI
Codec Determination: Video Edit Magic now
correctly determines the codec in use by your
AVI files. If Video Edit Magic does not open a
file because of a missing codec than it displays
the exact codec name. |
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Download
FREE trial version of Video Edit Magic v3.3! |
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Upgrade
Policy for Registered Users: All program updates
are free within the same version number. Simply download
the trial version, install, and enter your original
registration code to activate to the full version. If
you are a registered user of version 2.x and would like
to upgrade, see our
Special Pricing page. |
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Q&A:
Tips from our Support Forum |
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Video Edit Magic: Moving
multiple files while keeping their relative positions |
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Is there a way to move
several video files on a timeline together &
keep their relative positions to each other intact?
Or is there a way to add or remove files from
a timeline with several files on it & keep
the relative positions of the video, audio,&
transitions of the remaining file the same without
moving each file separately? This can be as much
trouble as starting over from scratch.
Also is there a way to move the remaining files
to the beginning of the time line after deleting
the files from the beginning of the timeline?
Or shifting the timeline itself. |
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Select all files on the
timeline that you want to move by holding down
the Ctrl key. Use the left and right arrow keys
on the keyboard to move them together. |
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Additionally, you can
also use the selection sliders to select a range
of sources on the timeline. Now you can cut or
copy the range. Move the slider to where you want
the sources and Paste them there. |
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After the beginning of
the timeline is deleted, you can move the remaining
sources by selecting them all (Edit > Select
All) and then using the arrow keys. |
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| Want to learn more?
View our Support
Forums. |
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Featured
Article : How to make good Screen Recordings |
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a movie using My Screen Recorder, you are actually saving
a sequence of bitmaps (known as frames), that, when
displayed in rapid succession, exhibit motion. An AVI
file usually has a very large file size, especially
for those lengthy and detailed videos. This is due to
the fact that a video file has to pack hundreds and
thousands of images into a single file. To reduce the
size of the AVI file, you can do the following: |
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Recording on lower resolutions: |
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Recording at lower resolutions
is beneficial. If, for example, you create a video that
is 1024x768, people who have a lower screen resolution
such as 640x480 will not be able to view your videos
very well. They could scale the video down in Media
Player, but scaling videos results in image distortion
quality that makes characters unreadable and makes your
video look like a blurry mess. It is generally best
to determine the lowest screen resolution that your
movie will be played back on, and then record your movie
at slightly less than that lowest screen resolution. |
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Limiting the speed at which
video frames are captured: |
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In the process of recording,
My Screen Recorder allows you to specify two video rates:
the input rate and output rate. The input rate tells
your computer how many frames to record per second.
The output rate tells your computer how fast to play
them back. Usually, these two rates are equal, so that
the time of playback is equal to the time used in the
recording. However, these two rates can also be different.
Normally, you do this only if you want to create a time-lapse
movie. For example, you can capture a frame once every
minute and play the frames back at 20 frames per second.
If more frames are recorded per second, the resultant
animation will also be smoother. |
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