Jing is simple screencasting software offered on a ‘freemium’ basis, i.e. there’s a free version with reduced functionality (all files are exported as .swfs), or a paid version ($14.95pa) which allows you to export your files as MP4s, and therefore upload into YouTube. A nice video here for how to use the software to create a screencast (a screencast is defined by Wikipedia as: “A screencast is a digital recording of computer screen output, also known as a video screen capture, often containing audio narration.”):
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Creating a Narrated PowerPoint using Jing
3 replies on “Creating a Narrated PowerPoint using Jing”
Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for flagging it up.
Stu x
It’s cool to meet a freeware but Jing limits my screencast in 5 minutes and online generates SWF file which is quite useless to me.
Now I’m using DemoCreator.
http://www.sameshow.com/demo-creator.html
Anyway, Jing rocks for many people.
Cool, thanks, always on the look out for new tools so can find the right one for the job!