Now, with Camtasia Studio 7, we’ve redesigned and rebuilt it to help you generate sophisticated, effective screencasts-FASTER, easier, and with more consistency.ġ.Library-Save editing time and achieve consistency by storing callouts, title slides, or an entire intro sequence for later reuseĢ.Copy and paste-Reuse transitions, zooms, and other effects-just copy and paste to a different spot on the timeline or add it to the libraryġ.Precision volume controls-Fade the volume of an audio track up and down at any point in your video, using simple controls built into the timeline. Which means it really is that difficult or I'm missing that "Ah Ha!" piece of understanding.Camtasia Studio has always been more than a simple screen recorder. I feel that it shouldn't even be this hard to explain. That is really convoluted as opposed to simply having one tall stack.
The object "Shape" in SubGroup "Shapes" -> Track 4 -> 9 seconds The object "Callout" in "linewipe -> Track 4 -> 9 seconds If it was like a previous version, I could simply see the entire stack, even if it requires 16 tracks to properly the show the object stack. So for me, that's completely non-intuitive to try and make changes when I have to keep flipping back and forth between tabs to try and figure out what is doing what. You have Track 4 in both groups that has content that appear to overlap starting at the 9 second mark. Track 1 is another group Shapes.Įxpand the Shapes group and you'll see there's Tracks 1-7 occupied. When you expand linewipe, you see there's object on Track 1-4. If you look at sample library included.Intros folder -> linewipe. So I can't easily(?) discern the real layers because they all collapse on to each other. Even with the groups expanded, it seems like there's overlap of all the objects on Tracks 1 & 2.
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