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Demorecorder for Linux
Have not tried it yet, but looks like a cool option for making Screencasts in Linux. Can export to Flash, MPEG2, or AVI. Not free, but looks like an good option.
Like I said I have not tried this yet, but I listened to the recent Linix Link Tech Show where they interviewed the author of this program, and it sounds like one of the few choices for creating high quality screen casts in Linux.
It is currently one of the only solutions that allow you to easily add an audio track to screen casts as you make them. Anyway, cool looking program and I am seriously thinking of giving it a try.
Submitted by nick on Sat, 2006-09-02 06:03.
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