Comments on: Tutorial: Free Culinary Podcasts and Lectures on iTunes U http://foodinthelibrary.com/uncategorized/tutorial-finding-culinary-podcasts-and-lectures-on-itunes-u/ Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:45:00 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jason http://foodinthelibrary.com/uncategorized/tutorial-finding-culinary-podcasts-and-lectures-on-itunes-u/comment-page-1/#comment-715 Jason Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:56:25 +0000 http://foodinthelibrary.com/?p=55#comment-715 Thanks! Definitely looking forward to another go at screencast stuff. I looked at a few tutorials on using Camtasia Studio with YouTube or Vimeo, and they recommend setting the file for the default size of youtube videos - 320 x 240 and using WMV file format (i think i used AVI). Also have learned how to zoom & pan, which should be clutch for displaying small type and screen detail. Thanks! Definitely looking forward to another go at screencast stuff. I looked at a few tutorials on using Camtasia Studio with YouTube or Vimeo, and they recommend setting the file for the default size of youtube videos – 320 x 240 and using WMV file format (i think i used AVI).
Also have learned how to zoom & pan, which should be clutch for displaying small type and screen detail.

]]> By: Brian http://foodinthelibrary.com/uncategorized/tutorial-finding-culinary-podcasts-and-lectures-on-itunes-u/comment-page-1/#comment-714 Brian Tue, 28 Oct 2008 21:27:34 +0000 http://foodinthelibrary.com/?p=55#comment-714 Audio sounds fantastic, but resolution on the vimeo video file could be a bit higher. It's hard to read the text on the screen due to scaling. Try exporting the camtasia file to its native flash movie format. That said, well-done on your first screencast! Bad-audio turns me off right away. You nailed that part, which in my opinion is more important than reading the screen. Increase the resolution and you'll be good to go. Audio sounds fantastic, but resolution on the vimeo video file could be a bit higher. It’s hard to read the text on the screen due to scaling. Try exporting the camtasia file to its native flash movie format.

That said, well-done on your first screencast! Bad-audio turns me off right away. You nailed that part, which in my opinion is more important than reading the screen. Increase the resolution and you’ll be good to go.

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