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Capturing a computer screen through FCP, well...
o-mac
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July 7, 2005 10:28AM
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Hello,
What is the best way to capture a computer screen throgh FCP? But not just capture it, capture it so that the screen is legible and easy to see? it seems to come out blurry whether using camptasia or using a camera...
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o4blackwrx
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July 7, 2005 10:35AM
Apple + Shift + 3 will capture the whole screen.
Apple + Shift + 4 will allow you to drag a box around what you want.
Both of these give you screen shots and saves them to your Desktop as Picture 1, Picture 2, etc...
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cake
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July 7, 2005 10:41AM
command + shift + 3 = screenshot (all screenshots are placed on the desktop).
command + shift + 4 = allows you to select an area to make a screenshot of.
command + shift + 4 + spacebar = takes a screenshot of a specific window, icon, etc.
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cake
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July 7, 2005 10:42AM
Beaten by
O4BlackWRX
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I should stop watching TV and refresh before I post.
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o-mac
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July 7, 2005 10:49AM
not from a Mac...i'm taking screenshots from an IBM laptop...but every time I capture it it looks blurry...
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admactanium
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July 7, 2005 2:22PM
you're running fcp on a windows laptop?
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rok
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July 7, 2005 2:51PM
Quote:
Originally posted by admactanium
you're running fcp on a windows laptop?
i think what he's saying is that he's trying to bring in screenshots from an ibm laptop into fcp on a mac. am i correct in that?
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o-mac
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July 7, 2005 3:47PM
sort of yeah...I'm trying to videotape mouse movements on the screen of an ibm laptop but the quality is pretty crappy...
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Apple + Shift + 4 will allow you to drag a box around what you want.
Both of these give you screen shots and saves them to your Desktop as Picture 1, Picture 2, etc...
command + shift + 4 = allows you to select an area to make a screenshot of.
command + shift + 4 + spacebar = takes a screenshot of a specific window, icon, etc.
I should stop watching TV and refresh before I post.
Originally posted by admactanium
you're running fcp on a windows laptop?
i think what he's saying is that he's trying to bring in screenshots from an ibm laptop into fcp on a mac. am i correct in that?