If you decide to rerecord the audio because of too many ums and ers etc., you can just add the new audio as a new track and hide (then delete) the original.
Split the recording track into separate video and audio tracks if you initially record the audio as you create the video.WAV and AVI are other options, but not MKV. MP4 is the main video output from Camtasia.Check the sound level of any music you add as an intro or outro, or across the whole video reduce the ‘gain’ if it’s too loud.Smooth out jerky mouse movements by applying the Cursor smoothing option to the recording.Use the option to turn off system sounds when recording a screen.Or purchase a microphone that only picks up immediate noise (I believe these are called ‘dynamic’ microphones ‘condenser’ mics pick up all the noise). NOTE: Some microphones are very good at picking up all sorts of ambient noise, so you may need to dampen that noise by screening yourself with blankets (or similar). Keep the microphone a few centimetres away from your mouth (preferably above or below your mouth) to avoid ‘pop’ noises on the ‘p’ and ‘b’ words. Avoid using earbuds to record audio as the result will likely not be as clear as you’d like-instead, use a proper microphone, or a headset with a microphone that comes near your mouth.If the Speech to Text option is grayed out, you may need to install all parts of the language packs for the languages you use in Windows (see ).
Here are some things I’ve discovered in my first few days of testing that may help others (no particular order): I’m recording actions in Word on my computer, not people, places, or things. As I mentioned the other day, I’ve been testing Camtasia for creating mini Microsoft Word training and tips videos.
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