Hi -- is there any way to change the screen capture file format to AVI? The only thing listed on the format listbox is WMV, and the quality is bad. This is for VideoStudio X5 Pro.
Thanks!
Bryan
Screen capture file format
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Re: Screen capture file format
NO - it is not possible to change the file format.
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Re: Screen capture file format
OK thanks. That's too bad, because VideoStudio could take come customers from Camtasia (like me) if it could capture in a better quality.
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Re: Screen capture file format
I don't know if this would work for you, but have you considered using FRAPS? Its default capture format is AVI. After FRAPS captures what I want, and it's saved onto my HDD as an AVI file automatically, then I merely load it into VS X5. (Note: I don't use it to capture video from within VS, only sources outside VS). I probably don't understand fully what you are trying, or from what source you are trying to capture from.
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