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ScreenFlow: Screencast for the Mac with style
Although there are a lot of different screencasting options out there for the Mac, in our opinion, none has had the power and features of Camtasia Studio (a Windows only app); until now. ScreenFlow from Vara Software is, quite frankly, the best screencasting application for the Mac that we have seen to date -- and trust us, we've tried them all. Taking advantage of Core Animation (making this a Leopard only application), Quartz Composer and a custom 64-bit enabled compression system, ScreenFlow can capture DVD playback (see our screencast below for a demo), 3-D game playback and can also simultaneously capture from your screen and your iSight or DV camera -- meaning you can create a screencast that can show you as you speak. ScreenFlow's recording algorithms are great, truly, but what really made us excited were all the built-in post capture editing tools.Web Tools
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2Do: Tasks Done in Style for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store
Coming soon is the ability to recreate this 'pencast' as a pdf file - version 9.3 of Acrobat Reader, which has Flash, is required - and to send that to any email address or upload to a web site all from the pen. The transfer takes place when the pen is next connected to a PC running the Livescribe desktop software. This feature will be available later this year.
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