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Daily Mac App: Camtasia 2

by Steven Sande (Dec 15th, 2011)

TechSmith's Camtasia for Mac received an update this week to version 2.0, and the improvements made an already good screencasting app even better. To start with, TechSmith listened to feedback and redesigned the user interface for the editor. It's easier to use now, with less searching for the ...

TUAW's Daily iPad App: ScreenChomp (and Camtasia giveaway)

by Steven Sande (Aug 1st, 2011)

When most people think about developer TechSmith, they think of the company's big products like Camtasia and SnagIt. Now the company has come out with a fun little app for kids of all ages that brings video screen capture to the iPad. ScreenChomp is a free whiteboard app that captures ...

Camtasia hits Mac App Store; TechSmith sees sales jump

by Steven Sande (Mar 24th, 2011)

For capturing screencasts, one of the more widely-used tools is Camtasia from TechSmith. After many years as a Windows-only application, the company brought Camtasia to the Mac world in 2009, and it's been well-received by Mac users ever since. TechSmith recently added Camtasia to the Mac App ...

Snagit on Mac: First look at this powerful screen capture tool

by Steven Sande (Nov 9th, 2010)

Back in December of 2009, I reported on the public beta of Snagit on Mac, a screenshot tool for Mac from TechSmith, the folks who bring you the Camtasia screen recorder. Well, the beta is over, and after 100,000+ testers gave the app a good scrubbing, it's now available for sale for ...

First Look: Snagit for Mac Public Beta

by Steven Sande (Dec 17th, 2009)

Switchers were elated earlier this year when TechSmith, developers of the fabulous Camtasia screen recorder application for Windows, finally shipped their flagship app for the Mac. Those switchers were probably also wishing that TechSmith would create a Mac version of their screen capture ...

Camtasia for Mac looks like a screencasting powerhouse

by Brett Terpstra (Aug 26th, 2009)

It hasn't exactly been a secret that I (and several others at TUAW) have been big fans of ScreenFlow since its release. Up until yesterday, I didn't really think it had much serious competition in the professional screencasting field. That seems to have changed with the release of Camtasia for Mac. ...

Want to see a Mac version of Captivate? Let Adobe know.

by Michael Rose (Aug 1st, 2007)

We've mentioned a few screen capture and screencasting apps here recently, but interest in finding new and shiny tools for the job still seems high. There are a couple of possibilities on the porting and development front that might excite the screencast community: First, Jing Project developer ...

Jing makes screen captures slick and easy

by Michael Rose (Jul 20th, 2007)

It's always something: just as I start to write up a Mac 101 on screen grabbing, along comes something cool, free and pretty: Jing for Mac. Built by the screen capture savants at TechSmith (developers of Windows tools Camtasia and SnagIt), Jing combines a lightweight, one-click image or motion ...

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