So in order to try and get a handle on it, I've used Gliffy to do up a simple flowchart (see below) of the shameful process I used. You will plainly see that I don't know what I'm doing. But that shouldn't be news to anyone. ;)
Have a look if your interested and give me some suggestions if you see some step or process that is plainly retarded.
I'm going to try and streamline this mess so that it doesn't take me 3 hours of fiddling to get things online once I finish recording a screencast. We'll see how that goes. ;)
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YIKES! We sure make it complicated for ourselves don't we?
I use CamStudio/LZO for capture and CamStudio/GZIP9 for all other steps. Lossless RGB all the way. Only at the very end I use lossy stuff.
Lossless video codecs work pretty well for screencasts, because there are very little changes from frame to frame.
I just checked ep026 out... 198Kbps for the video and 128Kbps for the audio. The audio bitrate can be reduced to 48-64 if you use a better codec then mp3 (like ogg vorbis, aac or he-aac). You may need a better container format then tho.
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Thanks again for using and mentioning Gliffy! debik at gliffy dot com
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