[Video Velocity Strategies] Recording Your Audio In A PowerPoint Screencast
by BobTheTeacher · Filed Under: Business Building · Business Mentoring · Online Video · Product Creation · Product Reviews · video-marketing
One of the questions I receive from video marketing students of Simple Video Velocity and other courses is:
“How can I make sure my audio and screen presentation sync up perfectly in a Camtasia video?”
This brings up a friendly debate I’ve had for a few years with my good friend Lon Naylor.
When I create PowerPoint screencasts, I’ll make the slides and use them as an outline for what I’m going to say. When I press record for audio, I’m simultaneously recording the screen and speaking “on-the-fly.”
However, Lon almost always creates a script, records just the audio first, and then syncs it up to the presentation.
He’s created a video out of one of his premium Q&A sessions that dives deeper into this issue. And I’d say he gets another point in his favor on the discussion – especially if you aren’t comfortable going on the fly like me!
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By the way, this video is a great example of the types of in-depth handholding you get from Lon and his business partner Michelle Schoen in their Learn Camtasia program. I highly recommend Learn Camtasia as the #1 place to learn screencast video creation strategies with Camtasia; and Lon Naylor as the best to teach you presentation and marketing strategies with this very versatile tool. Check out the Learn Camtasia program, and enjoy making head-turning videos to promote your products and services!
Bob Jenkins
p.s. The video above is a recording from one of their weekly webinars. You can also use Camtasia to edit those, and check out how he turned a question in a private coaching program to a traffic getting tool on YouTube! Get more out of your videos at LearnCamtasia.com.
Article Series - Video Velocity Strategies
- Tip #1: How do I get more videos online?
- Tip #2: How to be confident on camera?
- Tip #3 - What If I'm Getting No Traffic?
- Tip #4 - What If I Don't Like Being On Camera?
- Tip #5 - How do I get more people to watch my videos?
- Tip #6 - How do I get more comfortable on camera?
- Recording Your Audio In A PowerPoint Screencast
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| Bob Jenkins is an internet business marketing teacher, with ten years experience teaching teenagers and teachers. He is the creator of several online training courses that teach you how to get better customers and increase your profits. Specializing in social networking strategies for business and creating information products from teleseminars, Bob can help you use internet marketing tools and strategies to promote your business online. |
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I am kinda in both camps. I don’t record a script ahead of time. However when I record my power point I shut down the audio in Camtasia and use Audacity for the audio. That give me a separate audio file that I sync up with the video during the editing.
Great Article, excellent writing and reasoning