What software is used in this video?

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The discussion revolves around identifying the software or tools used in a specific video presentation. Participants explore various options for screen recording, drawing, and presentation tools, focusing on ease of use and accessibility.

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  • One participant inquires about the specific software used in the video.
  • Another participant suggests the use of screen recording software such as CamStudio, Camista, FrontCam, or QuickTime, along with a Wacom tablet for natural writing.
  • A different participant mentions the use of drawing software like Photoshop, Paint, or SmoothDraw in conjunction with screen recording software.
  • One participant highlights the accessibility of YouTube as a platform for sharing such videos.
  • Another participant recommends Screencast-o-matic as an easy and free option for creating screen recordings.

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Participants present multiple software options without reaching a consensus on a single solution. Various tools are suggested, indicating differing preferences and experiences.

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Some suggestions depend on specific operating systems or user preferences, and there is no discussion of the effectiveness or limitations of the proposed tools.

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Individuals interested in video presentation, screen recording, or educational content creation may find this discussion relevant.

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Hello,

What software or tool is used in this video to present the material this way?

Thanks
 
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You need -
  1. A screen recording software (e.g. CamStudio, Camista, FrontCam for Windows, QuickTime for Mac)
  2. A Wacom tablet , or any pen input tablet to write naturally rather than using a mouse
  3. A drawing software like Photoshop, Paint, SmoothDraw etc.
  4. Microphone (optional)
You just need to set the the screen recording software to record the drawing area of SmoothDraw.
Check this out too :
 
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I like the Youtube, it's a big play platform
 
Something easy and free to use and learn is the downloadable edition of Screencast-o-matic to make the screen cast recordings.
 
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