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i'm building a screencast of a web app / game we've built. its got audio integrated. i've downloaded camtasia for windows. the audio sources i can choose in option have grayed out the option for the source from PC. anyone have any luck troubleshooting this? | |||||
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May want to make sure Windows is seeing your microphone correctly first. In XP it's: Control Panel, Sounds and Audio, Voice. Also, I found Fraps to be a lot simpler to use than Camtasia. Then again, I'm not a very demanding audio/video capture user. | |||
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Fraps is really the best for Game Play recording :) Camtasia is really good for screen cast , but I think you should by Snagit instead, both from one company . But you'll get screen capture from Snagit :) Record with sound is really easy with these ones . You should check your microphone :) | |||
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Vista disable the sound and microphone options of your system by default you need to right click on your speaker icon (taskbar) select recording devices > right click and show disabled devices. This will allow you to turn on the option to record your computers sound. | |||
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There is a tutorial on their help site titled "How do I record system audio? (The sound that comes out of my speakers)". You may want to see if this can help you. | |||
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Some audio drivers, especially those installed by default in Vista/7, don't allow you to record Stereo Mix, i.e. your output, so you might need to find and install another driver (after uninstalling the old one). http://www.stereo-mix.com/ links to downloads for common integrated audio solutions. | |||
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