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  1. 1st Mar 2005 08:34 pm #1
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    Default An Onscreen Video - How to Upload Files freely, on Cadtutor

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    I have recorded an onscreen video guiding you thru how to upload the file/image/screenshot.

    It's a tad blocky but I have tried to keep the file size down for us mere
    mortals on dialups . View it fullscreen @ 1024x768

    http://www.cadimage.net/postimages/uploadfiles.wmv

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    http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=183

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    Very nice...not "blocky" at all...what software was used to create the video, might I ask?
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    Oooooh. A wee secret !

    Promise you won't tell anyone !, okay heres the secret link.

    Capture Screen> medium quality > WMV filetype.

    http://download.microsoft.com/downlo.../WMEncoder.exe

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    Won't tell anyone...I swear!

    I'm making videos of my customization, but short ones still come out to 8Mb...I'll try this bad boy out...thanks!
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    Don't tweak settings till you are familiar with it.

    It's shockingly good and free and no players for users
    to download first.

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    You people are so selfish...
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    Quote Originally Posted by erona
    You people are so selfish...
    I presume you are being sarcastic ?

    Since we are actually sharing it as it's so good

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    Yup, its good, tho I haven't tried it yet.
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    Im impressed

    Thats awsome

    Thanks for sharing

    I tried it our just real quick and it worked great, I cant wait to think of how many diffrent things I could use it for
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    woah...hijacked thread...sorry to steal the focus from the main topic...
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