The new subscription model has the potential to be both disruptive and stimulating for software users in all sorts of industries. It has been a few years since Adobe/Macromedia’s software releases have generated such a buzz in the Community. With Captivate’s new subscription model allowing more regular updates, I hope to see new features in CP6 dot releases that enable Captivate to quickly leapfrog Camtasia. Exciting Timesīut I suspect I will not be saying this for long. However, this latest release from Techsmith has me certain that I will still want to use both products. Since Captivate and Camtasia are close competitors, it is easy to see why certain features are similar in each, but until now I thought that Captivate 6 was going to be an easy choice for video-only demos. Smartplayer – bringing interactive Camtasia projects to iOS at last.

The ability to replace video on the video layer with an image and then zoom the image, same as zooming video (Used to be able to do this with video or image, but not both combined in the same project).

I am a big Camtasia fan, so I’ve just downloaded Studio 8 and taken a quick look and I see several things that are exciting:.

Camtasia Studio 8 gains a more complex interface as great new features are added.

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