This is when the frame rate adjusts throughout a recording based on the content being recorded. Camtasia captures at a variable frame rate (VFR) and does not capture at a constant frame rate (CFR). Target Capture Frame Rate is the highest frame rate in which Camtasia will attempt to capture at.
A cynic might believe that Camtasia is more than happy to keep you in their ecosystem and lock out every other full-featured video editor in the market by claiming that variable frame rate is "better" or constant frame rate is "not needed by our users".
This is the latest word from Camtasia on frame rates. If you are running Edius X, you will need to have the codec pack installed for 3rd party programs to see the HQX codec. Then follow the rest of the pages to the Output File: Name it and save it where you want.
trec recording from Camtasia Go to Share>Local File>Custom Production Settings>Select the AVI Radio Button>Video Compression>HQX>Configure>Superfine> Go to the Tools Option Header and select 30 as your frame rate. Go to the Header in the capture panel and click Tools>Option>Record to. To record in HQX, click the record to screen option. For my paid Tutorials I use HQX export and edit in Edius. All of my short video explanations on the forum are captured in. I used to record in HQXĪnd found it much easier to export to HQX.ĭoing the zooms is also much easier in Camtasia. Want this in the final product, applying it separately will take a lot of time. Capturing directly with 3rd party codecs turns off useful features.įor one, using HQX doesn't allow the recording of the cursor clicking sounds. This will offer the most features of theĬamtasia Program. But what do the real video professionals use for screen recording? Do any of these things guarantee a fixed frame rate?Ģ. With all of that background.Can anyone here recommend a screen recording software that is proven to work well with EDIUS? I see a lot of $20 toys on the Internet. Needless to say, EDUIS also doesn't seem to understand that variable frame rate is a thing. I've been in TV for 20 years, and had no idea that this was actually a thing until today. It turns out that many of these screen recording software packages use VARIABLE FRAME RATE. I guess I should have known better than to assume anything. I figured it was "the best" and should work perfectly with EDIUS. I chose Camtasia because it's the what the vast majority of the corporate world uses to make screen capture videos. My plan was to use Camtasia to record software demos, export the files as MP4, and then do final editing and audio sweetening in EDIUS. I recently purchased (the rather expensive) Camtasia screen recorder/editor software as a companion for EDIUS.
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