From Michael Nelson via email:
The GNU/Linux operating system Ubuntu has formed a screencast team and is generating a bunch of videos on how to install and use the software. The second they create a screencast on how to create a screencast in Ubuntu is the second I install it. I can use Firefox, OpenOffice, GIMP, Audacity and Scribus pretty well now. I am almost there, almost free. Just a video editor, screenrecorder and Blender 3D animation to go. I wonder how long before there is a viable alternative to Flash?
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January 21, 2007 at 8:31 pm
brent
Leigh… perhaps you can be the one to do the first screencast instead. Take a look at this fine blog post http://rhosgobel.blogspot.com/2006/11/creating-and-posting-videos-with.html on how to do screencapturing using xvidcap in Ubuntu.
brent.
January 22, 2007 at 9:58 am
Chris Harvey
Screencasting_Libre_Software_Video
Ubuntuclips.org
Creating Screencasts on Linux
My favourite is this Screencasting on Ubuntu guide because you just start and stop, instead of editing and doing the sound seperately you just convert it to other formats once your happy with it. There’s some instructions there but do you really need someone to show you how to copy and paste text?
You should just go to a LUG, an instructional video on screencasting isn’t important.