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What software does Bill use for recording videos for YouTube?
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Mostly, I use Camtasia 2020 for the videos.
Sometimes, I use a hardware solution, the Black Magic ATEM Mini Pro ISO. With this device, you have a bunch of buttons to control the camera angle, picture in picture, and so on. It provides a higher quality camera, but in post-production you either (a) have less choices or (b) have to switch to an editing program where I am less familiar with the controls.
Short answer: Camtasia.
Sometimes, I use a hardware solution, the Black Magic ATEM Mini Pro ISO. With this device, you have a bunch of buttons to control the camera angle, picture in picture, and so on. It provides a higher quality camera, but in post-production you either (a) have less choices or (b) have to switch to an editing program where I am less familiar with the controls.
Short answer: Camtasia.
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I certainly can't answer for Mr. Excel. But I do know that a lot of content providers use a program called "OBS" for this purpose. It is open source and very powerful. But also a bit of a learning curve. It seems to be the most popular choice for both video recording and streaming.
And I also know this is an old thread but maybe some others will find this helpful.
And also, for extra credit, a program called Da Vinci Resolve is a popular choice for video editing. Again free and very powerful. And again, a fairly significant learning curve.
And I also know this is an old thread but maybe some others will find this helpful.
And also, for extra credit, a program called Da Vinci Resolve is a popular choice for video editing. Again free and very powerful. And again, a fairly significant learning curve.
