Anigif tutorial on this NG

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Pjotr Wedersteers
Nov 16, 2004
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A while ago I saw a link to tutorial of some Photoshop feature which was created in Camtasia and saved as an Animated GIF. I would also like to record screen actions and save them as GIFs instead of mpeg or avi. Has anyone got an idea where I can find a codec allowing Camtasia to store recordings in Anigif format ?

I tried the Nimo and Klite codec packs, but neither has it afaik. Tips and links welcome!
TIA
Pjotr

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Kingdom
Nov 16, 2004
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A while ago I saw a link to tutorial of some Photoshop feature which was created in Camtasia and saved as an Animated GIF. I would also like to record screen actions and save them as GIFs instead of mpeg or avi. Has anyone got an idea where I can find a codec allowing Camtasia to store recordings in Anigif format ?

I tried the Nimo and Klite codec packs, but neither has it afaik. Tips and links welcome!
TIA
Pjotr

Doubt it, don’t think camtasia saves in gif format, it was probably swf flash format.

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Corey
Nov 17, 2004
Can you screen capture and use the images in ImageReady to make the animation?

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A while ago I saw a link to tutorial of some Photoshop feature which was created in Camtasia and saved as an Animated GIF. I would also like to record screen actions and save them as GIFs instead of mpeg or avi. Has anyone got an idea where I can find a codec allowing Camtasia to store recordings in Anigif format ?

I tried the Nimo and Klite codec packs, but neither has it afaik. Tips and links welcome!
TIA
Pjotr

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