Download Instant Demo 6.10 - Video Recording

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Instant Demo 6.10

Publisher's Description:

Instant Demo is an easy-to-use Windows screen recorder software that creates Flash movies for demonstrations, tutorials, presentations and training. The Flash movies play immediately in the viewers web browser with streaming MP3 sound.
Editing features include annotated text and interactive hotspots. The screen recordings are exported to Flash and require only 0.1MB per minute of video.

Features:

Captures visual changes to your desktop in real time.
Capture the entire screen, a selected region or an individual window.
Pan capture region during recording (Pro Version).
Automatically records mouse movement and appearance.
Record live sound during capture.
Record or insert sound files when editing.
Movies created in the popular Adobe Flash format.
Flash movies can be up to 50 minutes in length.
Add customized playback controls to your demo.
Streaming playback of movie content - your demo begins playing immediately.
Simple yet powerful editing using only two windows.
Extremely small file size with 0.1MB of disk space per minute of video for typical desktop applications.
Add annotated text as a heading or within a talk bubble.
Add mouse hotspots for interactive non-linear demonstrations and tutorials.
Add in-movie hyperlinks for full integration with your website (Pro Version).
Customize the appearance of your annotated text.
Graphically edit movie frames with your favorite imaging software. No need to learn another application.
Automatic calculation of annotated text display time.
Add individual frame effects: fade-in/out, cross fade and highlight (Pro Version).
True color recording and playback.
High quality size reduction for animated Web Icons and for further file size improvements.
Immediate preview of movie edits, no pre-rendering required.
Creation of HTML web page templates for your demo.
Creation of a small executable (single file) for easy attachment to emails.
Supports Undo / Redo changes. Your original recording is never lost, even between editing sessions.
Combine multiple recording sessions into one project (Pro Version).
Programmatically control a recording session from another application (Pro Version).
Available in Standard and Professional versions

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Date Added:

31st May, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

3.57 MB

Price:

$299

Trial Period:

Unlimited

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista

Developer:

NetPlay Software | More products from NetPlay Software

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