Software, websites and tools that help people get the most out of watching internet television and web videos.
If you are a budding screencaster, then there are a number of
tools which can help you in your quest.
Some are free, some cost money, some are quite complicated to use, and some are simple.
Today, we’ll be looking at one of the best free and easy alternatives out there.
The Jing Project, TechSmith’s free-to-download, cross platform screen capture and screencasting tool, has just received some welcome upgrades that make it even easier for anyone to get started in the world of screen recording.
Useful Functionality Added
I reviewed Jing when it first reared its head back in July, and since then the Techsmith team have added some useful functionality to this already useful tool.
If you haven’t encountered it before, Jing Project lets you make screen capture still images of your desktop (or anything on it), or movies of up to five minutes long of the same.
This can be really useful if you are trying to show a friend how to do something on your computer, or need to get a point across quickly to a client without laboriously putting it into words and pulling out your hair.



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