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| + | {REMARKSBOX(type="warning" title="R E M O V E D in Tiki17" close="n")}Please mind:%%%__This feature has been removed in ((tiki17|Tiki17)) because browsers no longer support Java applets__ It will be redone in HTML5, starting with this: https://gitlab.com/tikiwiki/tiki/-/merge_requests/577 %%%{REMARKSBOX} | ||
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| ! Screencast | ! Screencast | ||
| + | New feature in ((Tiki10)), which uses the Java [https://sourceforge.net/projects/jcapture-applet/|jCapture applet] that permits to capture your screen and upload to Tiki with several options: | ||
| + | # Still image (that you can then ((Draw)) on). | ||
| + | # or short video with sound | ||
| - | New feature in ((Tiki10)) | ||
| - | + | !!# Important NotesPlease note that:* There is a basic video editor before the video is converted to Flash and uploaded** Sound is activated by default. To deactivate: Start jCapture -> Options -> Audio -> Record Sound* The first time you click on the camera tool icon, it can take quite some time to load depending on your Internet connection, so just be patient. Even if it looks like nothing is happening, something is. | |
| * You will be requested to accept that applet runs (for security reasons, a website can't normally see your screen and take a snapshot) | * You will be requested to accept that applet runs (for security reasons, a website can't normally see your screen and take a snapshot) | ||
| - | This is thanks to the inclusion of the [https://sourceforge.net/projects/jcapture-applet/|jCapture applet] in Tiki. | ||
| - | ! Important | ||
| * [http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp|Make sure you have Java installed] as Tiki won't warn you if you don't. | * [http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp|Make sure you have Java installed] as Tiki won't warn you if you don't. | ||
| - | * If you have more than one screen, jCapture will only go to the main one |
+ | * If you can see the java applet in your computer, see the tips section below to solve your [#issues].* If you have more than one screen, jCapture will only go to the main one. If you are having issues, try swapping which of your screen is the main display. |
| + | !!# Demos | ||
| + | !!!# Demo of screencapture and drawing | ||
| + | {kaltura id="1_oak7pobu"} | ||
| + | !!!# Demo of screencast and editing the video | ||
| {kaltura id="1_i223carq"} | {kaltura id="1_i223carq"} | ||
| - | !! How to make longer videos | + | !!# How to make longer videos |
| If short videos (ex.: 20 seconds) work well, but longer ones (ex.: 3 minutes) don't work, try tweaking the following settings. | If short videos (ex.: 20 seconds) work well, but longer ones (ex.: 3 minutes) don't work, try tweaking the following settings. | ||
| !!!# Increase memory of your java Applet | !!!# Increase memory of your java Applet | ||
| http://www.hammurapi.com/dokuwiki/doku.php/products:jcapture:start#memory_issues | http://www.hammurapi.com/dokuwiki/doku.php/products:jcapture:start#memory_issues | ||
| + | {flash type="url" movie="display908" width="451" height="496"} | ||
| !!!# Increase storage size of the file gallery | !!!# Increase storage size of the file gallery | ||
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| !!!# Save in MP3 instead of WAV | !!!# Save in MP3 instead of WAV | ||
| By default, the recorded audio is in WAV format (which makes big files). You can use the WAV2MP3 command to use an MP3 encoder as documented at: http://www.hammurapi.com/dokuwiki/doku.php/products:jcapture:start#audio | By default, the recorded audio is in WAV format (which makes big files). You can use the WAV2MP3 command to use an MP3 encoder as documented at: http://www.hammurapi.com/dokuwiki/doku.php/products:jcapture:start#audio | ||
| + | {ANAME()}issues{ANAME} | ||
| + | !!# Not showing up? Enable the Java console | ||
| + | Screencast uses the jcapture-applet, wihch runs on Java, and that is probably the source of the issue. The first thing to try is to upgrade your java to the latest stable version. | ||
| + | http://www.java.com/en/download/help/index_installing.xml | ||
| + | And then, you can manually enable the java console so that it shows up whenever you attempt to run any java applet (such as jcapture). This way you will be able to see whatever warning or messages the java console outputs in your system, and find out the source of the issue to get it solved. | ||
| + | See: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/javaconsole.xml | ||
| -=Aliases=- | -=Aliases=- | ||
| - | (alias(Screencasts)) | (alias(ScreenCasts)) | (alias(ScreenCast)) | (alias(jCapture)) | (alias(Recording)) | (alias(Record)) | + | (alias(Screencasts)) | (alias(ScreenCasts)) | (alias(ScreenCast)) | (alias(jCapture)) | (alias(Recording)) | (alias(Record)) | (alias(ScreenCapture)) | (alias(Screen Capture)) | (alias(ScreenShot)) | (alias(ScreenShots)) |
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