Camtasia Full Overveiw.
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The Welcome window appears when you open Camtasia Studio.
If you close out and want to reopen it, go to Help > Show Welcome Window.

Record the Screen:
Open Camtasia Recorder to record the screen.

Import Media:
Select the video, audio, or image files to import into the Clip Bin.

Recent Projects:
Displays the last three projects opened. To open another project, click the more… link.

Community
Click the left and right arrows to cycle through the online TechSmith community options. Click an option to go to that site.

Free Training:
Click any of the options to access video tutorials, the help file, technical support, and PDF documentation.

Editing Dimensions

To access these options, in Editor click the Editing Dimensions icon on the Preview Window or choose View menu > Project > Editing Dimensions.

Editing Dimensions Overview

The Editing Dimensions dialog box allows you to edit your video at the size you want your final video to be.

For the best results, select editing dimensions that match the size you want your final video to be.

To change the editing dimensions to a standard size preset, click on the dimensions and choose the preset from the menu.

To enter a custom width and height for the editing dimensions, enter dimensions (in pixels) into the Width and Height fields.

Editing dimensions of at least 640 x 480 are required for any video that will have a table of contents (TOC) or quiz.

Choose editing dimensions smaller than the original recording to optimize your recording forSmartFocus zoom animations.

The Clip Bin references all video, audio, and image clips imported into the current project. You can add multiple instances of a clip onto the timeline.
To add a clip to the video, drag the clip from the Clip Bin onto the timeline or right-click on a clip and select Add to Timeline at Playhead.

A produced video only includes the clips and elements on the timeline.

· Clips in the Clip Bin are not affected by any editing on the timeline. When you add a clip to the timeline, you create a copy of the source clip. For example, if you split a clip on the timeline, the split is not reflected in the original clip in the Clip Bin.

To import media, see Import Media into Clip Bin.

Moving or deleting original files (for example, on a hard drive or network) that have been imported into the Clip Bin can break your Camtasia Studio projects. Before moving or deleting any files, open your video projects and export them as a Camtasia Studio zipped project file.
Be sure to select the Include all files from the Clip Bin in zip option. This creates a self-contained project with backed up Clip Bin files.

Change the Clip Bin View

By default, the Clip Bin displays the clips as Thumbnails sorted by Groups. You can change the Clip Bin view or sort the clips by different criteria to help organize the Clip Bin.
To change the view, right-click in the Clip Bin and choose the view from the menu.

Thumbnail View
Display an image of the clips.

Details View
Provide detailed information about the clips, such as file size, dimensions, and duration.

View Media Properties

To view additional clip properties such as file name, location or size, right-click on a clip and select Properties from the context-menu.

Sort Media in the Clip Bin

By default, the Clip Bin organizes the clips into groups by media type. You can sort the clips in the Clip Bin by name or type.
To change the sort criteria, right-click in the Clip Bin and choose Sort by from the context menu.

Remove Unused Media in Clip Bin

To remove any clips or media not being used on the timeline, right-click in the Clip Bin and select Remove unused clips from the context menu.

Import Media into Clip Bin

Editor adds imported media files into the Clip Bin.
You can import the following file formats into a Camtasia Studio project:

Video files (TREC, CAMREC (Camtasia Studio 8.3 and earlier), AVI, MP4, MPG, MPEG, WMV, MOV, SWF)

Camtasia Studio does not support multiple tracks in a MOV. Camtasia Studio imports one video and one audio track from a MOV file.

Only SWF files created from Jing or a previous version of Camtasia Studio can be imported.

Image files (BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG)

Audio files (WAV, MP3, WMA)

Zipped project files

Import Media into the Clip Bin

In Editor, select the Clip Bin tab.

Select Import media .

Browse and select the file(s) to import. Hold <CTRL> to select multiple files.

Click Open. The media appears in the Clip Bin.

To add a clip to the video, drag the clip from the Clip Bin onto the timeline or right-click on a clip and select Add to Timeline.

Import Media into the Clip Bin from Google Drive

In Editor, select the Clip Bin tab.

SelectImport media.

You may be prompted to sign in to Google Drive. Enter your email address and password and click Sign In.

You may be prompted to accept the Google Permissions to share information. Click Accept.

Google Drive opens. Browse and select the file(s) to import. Click Import.

The media file(s) is sent to the Camtasia Studio Clip Bin. Depending on the size of the file and the network connection, it may take time for the file(s) to appear.

Import Media into the Clip Bin from a Mobile Device via TechSmith Fuse

TechSmith Fuse is a mobile app that allows you to send images or videos from your mobile device directly to Camtasia, Snagit, or TechSmith Relay.
To send media files from your mobile device to the Camtasia Studio Clip Bin you must:

Install Fuse from Google Play, Windows Store, or the App Store onto your mobile device.

Connect TechSmith Fuse to Camtasia Studio on your computer via the same shared network.

To Import Media From TechSmith Fuse

In Editor, select the Clip Bin tab.

If you are working in another tab when the file transfer occurs the Clip Bin will open by default.

It is best to stop working on your project while the file transfer occurs. Once the transfer is complete, you can resume work.

2. Open TechSmith Fuse on the mobile device and select the image(s) or video(s) to send.

Tap Connect to Camtasia Studio.The media file(s) is sent to the Camtasia Studio Clip Bin. Depending on the size of the file and the network connection, it may take time for the file(s) to appear.

Import images or videos from a mobile device

Install TechSmith Fuse from Google Play, Windows Store, or the App Store onto your mobile device.

In Camtasia Studio, select File > Connect Mobile Device. The Connect Mobile Device screen appears with a QR code. (Can't see the QR code? Go here.)
Leave this screen open.

Connect your computer and mobile device to the same shared network. See Troubleshooting TechSmith Fuse

Open TechSmith Fuse on your mobile device. Select an image or video to send.

Tap Connect to Camtasia.

The Scanner appears. Point your camera at the QR code in the Connect to Mobile Device dialog.

The image or video is sent to the Clip Bin in Camtasia Studio.

You may only need to make the connection from Fuse to Camtasia Studio one time. Learn more.

Camtasia Studio must be open to transfer files from Fuse.

Tips for scanning the QR code

Follow these tips for scanning the QR code with Fuse:

Make sure the device is on and connected to the same network as the computer running Camtasia Studio.

Aim the mobile device camera at the QR code on the computer screen.

Position the camera so the QR code is centered within the corners of the Scanner screen in Fuse.

If the code isn't scanned within a few seconds, check to make sure you are connected to the same shared network.

Import Media from My Places

Import your files from a shortcut in My Places, such as OneDrive for Business.

In Camtasia Studio, select File > Import from My Places.
You may be prompted to sign in to your TechSmith Account.

Select a location from My Places.

If you do not have any locations in My Places or to import from a new location, see Add or Remove a Place.

Browse to select the file to import.

Click Import.

The file opens in the clip bin.

Add or Remove a Place

Use My Places to add a list of shortcut locations to import or share access to files at any time across computers or devices.

Add a Place

Select one of the following in Camtasia Studio:

File > Import from My Places.

Produce and share > Production options dropdown > Share to My Places > Click Next > Click Browse.

Click the Add button.

Click OneDrive for Business.

Enter an email and password.

Click Sign in.

The shortcut location is added to My Places.

Remove a Place

Select one of the following in Camtasia Studio:

File > Import from My Places.

Produce and share > Production options dropdown > Share to My Places > Click Next > Click Browse.

Click to select the Place to remove from My Places.

Click the Remove button.

Click Yes.

The shortcut location is deleted from My Places.

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