I'm pretty new to using Replay 360, and trying to see if it's even worth learning for recording videos. The way I typically record video is using SnagIt. Sometimes I record audio as I'm recording the video, other times I have recorded the video, imported it to Storyline 360 (which is what I normally create my e-learning with), and then record audio overtop the video. I can always adjust the audio to sync up with the video using Storyline's timeline. But would I save time using Replay 360, and are there any additional things I can do with Replay that I couldn't do the way I normally handle videos? Any help/tips are appreciated.
Thanks for reaching out to ask about Replay 360. If you're familiar with SnagIt, then Replay 360 is not a steep learning curve for you, but it's more about what you may need to use it for. What types of videos are you recording with SnagIt?
Replay 360 can record your screen activity and your webcam separately or at the same time and import media clips to a second track.
Sorry to hear that you ran into audio issues in Replay 360. I responded to your other post here so we can get started on troubleshooting the behavior. Feel free to respond to the post or through a support case if you have any questions!
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Hi Patrick,
Thanks for reaching out to ask about Replay 360. If you're familiar with SnagIt, then Replay 360 is not a steep learning curve for you, but it's more about what you may need to use it for. What types of videos are you recording with SnagIt?
I look forward to hearing how others may be using their tools together.
I use Both and am having more problems with Replay audio being out of Synch, but not with Snagit or othere camera recordings.
Hi Jane,
Sorry to hear that you ran into audio issues in Replay 360. I responded to your other post here so we can get started on troubleshooting the behavior. Feel free to respond to the post or through a support case if you have any questions!
stick with SnagIt it is more robust and better supported