Screenflick 1.6.12

Screenflick 1.6.12 won't make you disappointed because it features high performance screen capturing for smooth, fluid motion up to 30 fps.

Screenflick can record any portion of the screen, simultatneously recording audio from internal or external microphones and the system audio.

An excellent utility for software screencasters and software trainers, Screenflick offers the ability to display keyboard commands, and highlights mouse clicks to better communicate which actions are being performed during screen recording.

Unlike other solutions, Screenflick allows you to record a movie once and compress it as many times as you want at different resolutions, qualities, and with or without audio, offering you the maximum amount of flexibility when choosing which presentation options to offer to movie viewers.

Major Features:

1. You be the Director: Screenflick records anything shown on your screen. Record a movie of yourself creating an artistic masterpiece, or record a demonstration to teach someone how to use their computer, or even your own software.
2. Beyond the Screen: When using your computer, there's more to it than just what's on the screen. Screenflick can tap into user interface events like key presses and mouse clicks and highlight them in the movies you create. This is extremely useful for training videos and video podcasts, or wherever you use keyboard shortcuts. And of course, their appearance is customizable.
3. Multiple Exports: A unique feature in Screenflick is the ability to export a movie at different scales and qualities, all from within Screenflick. Now you can record a movie once, and create small low quality movies, and large high quality movies without having to use another program.
4. Performance Efficiency: In Screenflick, performance and efficiency are key. Screenflick's unique design allows it to work fast even on older computers. Using technology built into Mac OS X, Screenflick only utilizes your computer's resources when there's necessary work to be done, freeing up your computer for the applications you're actually recording.