Learn to import images, audio, video and caption files from your Mac into Camtasia. We will look at three ways to import footage from your Finder and into the Media bin inside of Camtasia. I'll share with you my favorite way to import footage into Camtasia. Make sure you save your Camtasia Project file as a Self Contained project so that all of your imported media stays with your project.
- [Instructor] To take your screencast to the next level,…consider importing and using…additional media files from your Mac.…Camtasia can use a wide range of file types,…including images in the JPEG and PNG file formats,…audio files in the AIFF, MP3, WAV, and AAC formats,…and most any video file that Quicktime can play,…such as .MOVs and .MP4 files.…You can find a complete list on techsmith.com.…Media files need to be imported…into your project's Media Bin.…
You can do this by going up to the File menu…and selecting Import,…and then selecting Media,…or pressing Command I on the keyboard.…Then navigate on your hard drive…and find the file that you want to import.…Select it and click the Import button.…You can also Right or Control Click…inside of an empty area of your Media Bin…and select Import Media.…Then, once again navigate on your hard drive,…find the file that you want to add,…and click Import.…My personal favorite way of importing media…is to simply drag a file from your computer…and drop it directly into the Timeline…
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10/18/2016Released
10/11/2016- Creating a recording account
- Choosing and calibrating a mic
- Recording video
- Capturing video on mobile devices
- Managing mistakes
- Editing video in the timeline
- Importing media from different sources
- Adding annotations, animations, and transitions
- Applying video and audio effects
- Generating captions
- Sharing Camtasia videos
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 24s
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Using the exercise files2m 3s
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What's new in Camtasia5m 28s
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1. Getting Started
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Why use Camtasia2m 15s
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Creating a recording account2m 33s
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Installing Camtasia for Mac1m 53s
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Understanding the interface4m 10s
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Choosing a microphone5m 3s
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Calibrating your microphone6m 51s
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2. Creating Recordings
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Recording mobile devices3m 20s
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3. Keys to a Successful Recording
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Preparing to record3m 2s
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Managing mouse movements3m 32s
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Handling mistakes5m 44s
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Focusing on your content2m 35s
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4. Editing in Camtasia
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Timeline overview3m 58s
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Basic timeline editing6m 52s
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Working with selections3m 5s
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Canvas basics5m 14s
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Customizing colors2m 43s
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Using markers3m 38s
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Editing audio levels3m 9s
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Using groups2m 33s
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5. Working with Media
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Organizing project media5m 18s
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Importing media from a Mac1m 58s
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6. Working with Annotations and Transitions
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Understanding annotations1m 42s
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Adding transitions3m 28s
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7. Using Animations and Behaviors
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Understanding behaviors2m 45s
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Understanding animations3m 24s
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8. Using Video Effects
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Understanding Video effects2m 18s
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Using the Colorize effect3m 33s
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Using the Glow effect1m 38s
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Using the Key Stroke effect1m 44s
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Using the Mask effect3m 52s
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Using the Sepia effect1m 37s
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Using the Spotlight effect2m 34s
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Using the Clip Speed effect2m 14s
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9. Using Audio Effects
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Mixing audio3m 12s
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Using Noise Removal3m 46s
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10. Using Cursor and Gesture Effects
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Using Cursor effects4m 36s
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Using Click FX2m 58s
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Using Gesture FX2m 14s
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11. Creating an Interactive Quiz
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Creating a quiz4m 28s
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12. Working with Captions
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Manually adding captions4m 24s
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13. Sharing
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Sharing to YouTube3m 32s
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Sharing to Google Drive2m 2s
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Exporting local file formats3m 33s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye37s
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