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The eighth version updates to Camtasia have eliminated some of the prior release issues including excessive rendering times and excessive consumption of system resources during production:
  • Enhanced multi-track video/audio editing capabilities compared to v7
  • Improved handling of embedded hyperlinks compared to v7
  • Higher quality screen action capture compared to v7
  • Integrated audio-clip enhancement
  • Integrated tutorial for both Camtasia and PowerPoint plug-in components
  • Large library of tutorial material
  • Good support resources, both online and via text chat. Options for in-person telephone support available for fully licensed versions
  • Educational discount license for students and instructor K-12 or university use
Camtasia's shortcomings noted in the PC World review of January 17, 2013 and CNET review of June 19, 2012 are as follows:
  • Rotation of objects is applied via a dialog rather than interactively, though many lower-priced video editors do provide interactive rotation and manipulation of objects such as text and video frames
  • Recording live from a DV camera is not supported
  • Still potentially overwhelming for the introductory user, tempered by the tutorial material available. NOTE the V8 release is a complete rewrite so much of the prior tutorial material written for the popular Camtasia v6 and v7 software for Microsoft Windows is not usable with this release.
  • Audio handling has minimal capabilities and no integration with other packages compared to some competitors in this price range
  • Lacks any video-clip manipulation or integration with other packages that have such capabilities




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