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I made the demo video for https://plandex.ai myself using CleanShot X ( https://cleanshot.com/ ), Adobe Premiere Pro, an effect I bought in Adobe's marketplace, some AppleScript automation, and music from SoundStripe ( https://soundstripe.com/ ). It was my first time using all these tools. It took me a couple days to make the video. Premiere is a bit of a beast, but by just asking ChatGPT how to do everything, I was…
https://arcade.software is a different solution in the same category.
This Twitter thread was great recently on this topic, lots of useful software to consider: https://twitter.com/igorexit/status/1785288743802609993
Sorry to be that person but are there any free/OSS alternatives to the ones mentioned here? Mainly for macOS?
I really don't like these demos, they are really nauseating to me.
As I generally don't like videos with many/fast transitions like many popular YouTube videos and movies are, I'm probably a minority in this regard.
It's browser-based, but there's a Mac (and Windows I think) companion app that records the screen with click-tracking for zooming (as it's not possible with browser screen sharing just yet). It's somehow limited compared to ScreenStudio, and the interface feels cheaper compared to a native Swift app, but for my needs it gets the job done.
How do people make those animated videos like AWS use for their products?
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I record these videos for my workplace on windows. We use Loom + Davinci Resolve - it's nowhere near as smooth as screenstudio
With which of these 2 software can you do the "zoom in", "move mouse cursor", and "zoom out"?