Software to capture on line tutorials?
Aug 12, 2016 16:50:27 #
SSam
Loc: Sierra Vista, AZ
In October my wife and I will be returning to full-time RVing. Because of the loss of available Internet connections (we don't even have data telephone plans or smart phones), I won't have opportunities to play the many on-line tutorials that (non that I have Internet) I'm privileged to follow. What software do you use to capture and save on-line videos for replay at later times?
I use CyberLink PowerDirector 64 bit Ultra 14 for Video Editing. While it does allow capturing video, it doesn't seem to capture the sound. And, it doesn't seem to allow off the Internet capture. It only 'captures' from DVDs, 'thumb drives', external drives, etc.).
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Sam
I use CyberLink PowerDirector 64 bit Ultra 14 for Video Editing. While it does allow capturing video, it doesn't seem to capture the sound. And, it doesn't seem to allow off the Internet capture. It only 'captures' from DVDs, 'thumb drives', external drives, etc.).
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Sam
Aug 12, 2016 16:57:48 #
SSam wrote:
In October my wife and I will be returning to full... (show quote)
Some are hard to capture, but many (such as YouTube) can be captured with Realplayer: http://www.real.com/ and played back from disk.
Aug 12, 2016 16:59:25 #
SSam wrote:
In October my wife and I will be returning to full... (show quote)
I use FastStone Capture.
You can also use FireFox as your web browser ... and enable a plugin that lets you capture youtube videos.
Not familiar with Cyberlink ... but you usually set to "record from speakers" or "record what you hear".
This may be in the sound card settings.
Aug 12, 2016 17:00:03 #
Aug 12, 2016 17:02:31 #
http://torchbrowser.com/
this will record any media you have have open playing. you do not have to watch while downloading. after download starts move on to another while first one still loading.
any problem pm me.
this will record any media you have have open playing. you do not have to watch while downloading. after download starts move on to another while first one still loading.
any problem pm me.
Aug 12, 2016 18:15:19 #
Aug 12, 2016 22:58:21 #
Aug 12, 2016 22:59:36 #
SSam
Loc: Sierra Vista, AZ
Dannac, I've used FastStone for photography editing in the past. I'll look into your video suggestion. tnx.
Sam
Sam
Aug 12, 2016 23:00:44 #
SSam
Loc: Sierra Vista, AZ
Shellback, I would have (originally) thought that a converter program would have to have a program already downloaded before it could be converted. I'll look into it. tnx so much.
Sam
Sam
Aug 12, 2016 23:02:05 #
SSam
Loc: Sierra Vista, AZ
jcboy3, thanks for your suggestion. While I don't use Firefox (any more), it could be a good alternative for me.
Sam
Sam
Aug 12, 2016 23:02:54 #
SSam
Loc: Sierra Vista, AZ
dirtpusher, I'll look into your suggestion. tnx so much for your response.
Sam
Sam
Aug 12, 2016 23:05:41 #
SSam wrote:
dirtpusher, I'll look into your suggestion. tnx so much for your response.
Sam
Sam
After video starts, click on on the flashing arrow. A window will open, asking where you want it to be placed, then click save. Then move on to next video, so on so on.
Aug 12, 2016 23:11:40 #
Aug 13, 2016 05:07:28 #
SSam wrote:
In October my wife and I will be returning to full... (show quote)
Snagit and Camtasia Studio will do what you want. Snagit is a screen capture package that can capture live video streams, and Camtasia is a video capture and editing program. Both are published by Techsmith.
Aug 16, 2016 14:23:42 #
I use the Apowersoft Free Screen Recorder. Captures audio and video in real time from youtube or other online streams. Saves the captured audio and video as an mp4 file.
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