#CAMTASIA STUDIO 7 FPS MP4#
Yes, basically what I do are software videotutorials in Youtube, however I cannot use SWF to publish a video, I need an mp4 for youtube. I have seen in the Captivate 9 you can export for youtube.
I don't understand very well what is a Passive Video. I am not sure which type of file you want to use to create the 'video's. However if you create a normal, slide-based cptx-project for an interactive course, the default framerate is 30fps. When you read my intro, you know already that Video Demo, which results in a cpvc file, and published in a mp4 file is not better at all than Camtasia.
#CAMTASIA STUDIO 7 FPS PROFESSIONAL#
Those dedicated applications allow to create professional audio clips, provided that you have the right equipment. Although I sometimes create my VO, I will do that not with Captivate but with Audition, part of the Creative Cloud. There is a big difference between a professional voice over specialist and someone not trained. Audio quality depends on the first place on the used voice and the microphone.Whereas a video is published to mp4 mostly, interactive courses are published either to SWF or to HTML. Those courses are 'slide-based' even if you talk about software tutorials (but Captivate is not limited to that, you can also create soft-skills courses etc). Captivate is a real eLearning authoring tool, which means that it is much better at creating interactive courses. Captivate has Video Demo, which can be used as alternative but Camtasia is the better tool for that purpose. From your questions I think you only want to create passive videos? In that case, keep to Camtasia.
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