Some comments from Chris (who may have just replied to me), followed
by more comments from me:
At 9:40 AM -0300 4/28/06, Christopher Mackay wrote:
It is, indeed, an awesome tool. I've owned every version of it they've
ever made.
But you'll need a hefty processor if you're planning to do full-screen
30 fps captures. Think dual 2 GHz G5s. For smaller dimensions, it'll
do really well on slower hardware.
Ambrosia is easily one of the very best shareware companies out there.
One thing to question is what full screen means. If you're doing
recordings of normal activity of a 720x540 area, planning to make it
be a tutorial DVD let's say, then even my single processor 1.8 GHz
iMac G5 can do 30 fps. If I try something much more demanding, like
live recording a playing DVD at 100 percent size (effectively
640x480), my iMac is borderline, it looks smooth but may not be at a
full 30 fps. For those kinds of things a dual 2.5 GHz or higher is a
better choice.
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