Skype is an excellent software when it comes to instant messaging and Jing (although isn’t really powerful) is only decent free solution for screen recording. I was trying to find a software which will help me make use of the Built in-sight camera of my latest Macbook, however my luck wasn’t with me. Somehow I’ve lost hope that I’ll ever find good free software for Mac OS X.
Now lemme tell you how I made use of Skype and Jing and saved myself $ 29.99 (I wanted to write $ 30 but I thought that may be Apple fans will find that offending, that I increased the price of Quick Time Pro by 1 cent) :
Skype allows you make video calls through the built in-camera and Jing lets us capture the screen, so I thought that what happens after we open Skype Preferences and then capture that area only where we can see the preview of how the Video call will be in Skype.
I hope this simple tip helps you too and that you start jumping into Video Casting. We’ll soon release quick tips as screencasts and will be doing video blogging too! Right here at ReviewSaurus, so stay tuned!
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I guess u can record videos with Imovie and save it.
I have tried it.
Or am i missing something!
Reminds me of the days when I used to jump through all sorts to get things done free in Windoze… to avoid paying for the apps. Just shift to Ubuntu. You’ll get all that and more for free :P
Johnchow had couple of post about recording video with Macbook. For him to upload a video to youtube took just 10 minutes it seems …
@ Ramanujam : Indeed you are right, I discovered that how we can create videos using imovie.
@ Vamsee : Ok, don’t worry we found the solution without paying any penny :D
@ Kanak : Well, it was silly of me and I got confused with the interface of imovie.
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mmm…I use SkypeCap