I find it kinda funny that the 'sleek demo' above is just zooming around their landing page.
Now I wonder if asking about the tool is a red herring to make us watch the video...
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#52It's most definitely ScreenStudio. I recently used it to create a demo for Upscayl too! https://twitter.com/upscayl/status/1784705006500733382
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#53How do people make those animated videos like AWS use for their products?
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#54Sorry to be that person but are there any free/OSS alternatives to the ones mentioned here? Mainly for macOS?
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#55we record our screens with screen studio and they go pretty viral
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#56I find it kinda funny that the 'sleek demo' above is just zooming around their landing page.
>my demo would be much better guise --tips fedora--
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#57Anyone a recommendation for Windows? Something simple and lightweight? (Screenstudio is Mac only)
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He’s asking for the tool that everyone uses. Not a pompous lecture.
It’s called screen studio.
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#60I find it kinda funny that the 'sleek demo' above is just zooming around their landing page.
It's also kinda sad we're at the point where a video of someone scrolling a webpage with an oversized mouse is considered a 'sleek demo', it wasn't even a smooth scroll at that.
To be fair, I’ve seen plenty of screen recordings which are far worse