Because your time is valuable
If you are doing a lot of screencasts with Zoom in which you share your screen, you might be wondering how you can stop the little video frame from the webcam being included in the recording. Luckily there is an option in the zoom settings to do just that.
Start by clicking on the little cogwheel symbol in order to open the Zoom settings:
Next go to the “Recording” tab and there you can find the “Record video during screen sharing” setting:
During my time making video tutorials and teaching various software programs to students I have constantly struggled with finding a good tool for displaying the keystrokes and mouse buttons that I use. The tool should be free, lightweight, customizable and open source. Earlier I was quite happy with the Screencastkeys-addon for Blender but stopped using it after it got removed from the trunk of Blender and the problem with it was of course also that it was for Blender only. Since then I have tried many decent programs like KeycastOW, OSDHotkey and QiPress, but they all had some minor issues that made me search for yet another solution. Which I finally found in the latest beta-version of Carnac found here:
https://github.com/bfritscher/carnac/releases/tag/v3-beta
This tool is modern, looks good, has animations and now finally has also mouse support in the latest beta-version. I strongly recommend Carnac for the purpose of displaying key presses and mouse clicks for your recordings or streams.
In this video we create backups for all the Google Docs files we have created inside Google Drive:
Written version:
Continue reading “How to backup all Google Drive Documents in offline formats”
In this video we rename an image sequence exported from Blender using a built in Windows tool. We do the renaming in such a way that the trailing numbers stay the same while only the first part of the name is changed.
Written version:
Continue reading “Rename multiple files in Windows without external tools”