i have some educational videos which made by Camtasia Program
do this program save its videos in *.camrec extension
so the problem is that there is no version for Linux
so how can i play these videos with that extension in Ubuntu 12.04
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i have some educational videos which made by Camtasia Program do this program save its videos in so the problem is that there is no version for Linux so how can i play these videos with that extension in Ubuntu 12.04 |
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Since none of the current (as of Friday, 12th October, 2012) softwares support *.camrec, you might have to convert *.camrec to *.AVI before watching the videos in Ubuntu. How to convert *.camrec to *.AVI:
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You can use 7-Zip to open .camrec files, it's possible it's just a renamed extension. The video is .AVI inside, however, if you've recorded system audio, it stores it as a separate WAV file, and the Microphone or other selected audio source is encoded into the AVI. I had a great batch process to unpack, remux (to overwrite the microphone with system audio) and encode camrecs to AVI with commandline 7-Zip and virtualdub, but unfortunately lost it in a hard drive crash a few months ago. Have to work on it again... in any case, just knowing 7-Zip can handle camrecs without having to open Camtasia Studio is valuable enough. I know there's a 7-Zip linux port; none for virtualdub but it shouldn't be too hard to find an alternative. |
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The above steps did not work for me. I used the procedure described below:
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If you don't have access to Camtasia Studio, you can also extract the recorded video from the CAMREC file. Just rename the file, changing the CAMREC extension to ZIP. Open the new file with the ZIP extension with the free 7-Zip program. You'll find several files inside, including Screen_Stream.avi - this is the actual screen recording file in AVI format. Extract that file. |
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