If you need to edit your videos before importing them as Interactive Videos for your Adobe Captivate project, here is a quick overview of a free solution you might already have installed on your Windows PC but don’t even know about it.
Great video, Paul!
Thanks for saying this Paul. I am historically a Mac user, so I have some software available through Apple.
But for the new job I started a few months ago, I am on a PC. It is possible that I have to do some videos and editing, so that could be a useable solution. Did not know it was there. I will check it out.
Thanks
My apologies Paul Wilson , I meant to ask about a free screen recording tool.
I use Techsmith Camtasia and Snagit for all my capture needs. They do offer free trials but alas they are paid software.
Hi Paul Wilson , what’s a good free tool for screen capture instead? The Video Editor tip is very helpful!
Adobe Captivate, which I assume you have, has the Video Demo feature which does exactly that.
Thanks so much for sharing. I didn’t know about this. I do have it on my computer. It reminds me of Windows Movie Maker which was taken away when Microsoft went to Windows 10. I ended up purchasing Magix Movie Edit Pro to replace Windows Movie Maker. It has more bells and whistles than Windows Movie Maker had, but at the time, I would have been satisfied with Video Editor. I wonder how long it has been on my computer…
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