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I am to create an educational video. I have to capture continuous screen shots as a video as well as the audio. Please explain me what software that can I use in this process?
Bellow is an example video clip similar to which that I want to produce:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jl_sud5Fak&feature=fvsr
I am using Windows Media Encoder Version 9 (sorry, I only have the German link at hand right now) to do the screen capturing, and Microsoft MovieMaker to assemble instructional movies. I capture non-moving images by simple PrintScreen (… and all free 😉 ).
It works very well for instructional videos, if I choose the encoding parameters wisely (5 fps, higher masterframe interval, etc.) and if I am consequent about media size (i.e. all programs use same -say- 800×600 … don’t mix). I even can do shots of (fast-moving) animated GoogleEarth up to 640×480 on my Laptop.
Hope that helps – good luck