How to Record the computer screen without camera

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 03:54:34 GMT

Friday, March 28, 2008

Why do you need to record the computer?

"What's wrong with my computer/this tool?" When you have problems of trying new applications or system, and have no idea of how to describe what happened on your computer, you may need a tool to mirror your operations, and then send it to a computer guru or technical support for help. It need to show exactly what you have done and how can this happen, so the technical staff can understand you clearly and give you the quick solution within minutes. It's efficient for you to get the quick response.

Do you really need a camera to record your computer screen? A camera face to your computer is not the best way for these purposes. First, the camera can not record the screen exactly. Second, you can not edit the video by adding some instructions or narrations. Third, the video file is too big for web sharing and transmission.

Maybe you need an application to record your screen, not a camera! Demo creator tool helps you to record the screen to mirror all of your operations without camera. You can add tips to highlight the important functions. Furthermore, you can add narration from microphone easily to enhance the demo. At last you can publish the flash movie and transmit to the technical guys. As you know, the flash format with smaller size and better for network transmission.

It's very popular that these demo creator tools work with three steps, record screen, enhance with annotations and publish to movie. A good one in this area I want to highlight is Wondershare DemoCreator, with the excellent functions of Auto-annotation and click zone. It's suitable for individual uses, no need of programming or media skills.

Especially, DemoCreator's build-in ready-for-use after capture, adds the annotation and click zone to recorded screens automatically when recording is being done. After recording is completed, you can just publish the movie immediately. The actions of mouse movements and application operations are recorded automatically already. Audiences can know how to use your products step by step when playing the demo. Furthermore, you can add some animations or interactivities to enhance the software demo, thus making the demo more animated and interactive.

View samples from: http://www.sameshow.com/democreator/create-software-demo-samples.html

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Sony Ericsson W960i & Sony W910i - The Walkman War

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 04:16:39 GMT

Friday, January 25, 2008

The Sony Ericsson W960i and W910i are the two top current Walkman phones from the W-Series range of music orientated devices. Both handsets offer the latest Walkman software but each has different technology and design, the W960i is a touchscreen device whilst the Sony W910i is a sliding handset. Both Walkman phones are available in Black but the Sony W910i is also available in Havana Gold and Red. The Sony Ericsson W910i is far squarer in design to the W960i and has a central round scroll wheel for navigation whilst the touchscreen of the Sony W960i allows for quick access to its menu system. The Sony Ericsson W960i is the latest and most advanced Walkman phone to date. It has a 2.6 inch touchscreen display with advanced handwriting recognition. Its specification is comparable to Apple’s iPhone. The W960i is a 3G phone, which means fast web browsing and downloads. With Wi-fi the W960i can also connect to your wireless network at home or in the office. It has a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash and video record. There’s also a VGA video call camera.

The Sony Ericsson W960i has one of the best music players seen in a mobile phone. It’s incredibly user friendly and makes use of the large touchscreen display. As with all Walkman phones, you can download, stream, store and play back music on your mobile. There’s 8 GB of storage space for MP3s and also an FM radio. The Sony Ericsson W910i is one of the most advanced phones in the Walkman range. It features the latest Walkman software with Shake Control. Shake the phone to the right to skip forward a track, or to the left to skip back. A double shake will reshuffle the current playlist. The W910i also features SenseMe, a technology that analyses the music stored on the phone and intelligently assigns a mood based on the tempo and style of the music. Afterwards you can create a new playlist according to your state of mind.

Gizmos aside, the Sony Ericsson W910i has much more to offer. It’s a 3G slider phone with a 2 megapixel camera, video calling, HSDPA and a large 2.4 inch display, yet is weighs just 86g and measures only 12.5mm thick. It’s good looking too. Other features worth noting are HSDPA (3.6 Mbits/sec) for high speed music downloads, web browser, FM radio with RDS, stereo Bluetooth and up to 9 hours talk time per battery charge.

Both of these Walkman phones offer the very latest in mobile technology, the W910i will be preferred by users of sliding handsets whilst the Sony W960i will be favoured for its touchscreen technology. However you look at it both of these Walkman mobile phones offer the best music listening experience available from the range.

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How to Record the computer screen without camera

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