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1. #SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING HOW TO#
2. #SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING ARCHIVE#
3. #SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING WINDOWS#

#SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING ARCHIVE#

I do this to archive all the images for later use so I don’t accidently lose them moving from machine to machine or years down the road. Now select Next and it will process the files in a flash to the directory. In this dialog select the output directory and the image format you want to convert them to and I suggest to leave the file name as the original capture date. Now you should be staring at the Output Options dialog. In all most all cases I do not select any and select Next. You can change the resolution, rotation, add watermarks, captions, and more filters if you want. You now see the Conversion Filters dialog. You will now see the Selecting Files dialog. In the Snagit Editor Start Menu select Convert Images. The highlighted images will have a orange’ish highlight. Select all the images you want in the Canvas or by selecting individually using Ctrl+Left Mouse Button (LMB). To see all images instead of the last one select the Library which is a folder with images looking icon in the lower right of the application. I use the date option to export all my recent Snagit captures. In the Snagit Editor select images in the right side Search Pane by tag, date or folders. There is the Snagit Capture and the other the Snagit Editor. Now you need the fast and easy way to place all the images to one directory fast and painless? Well here is the method I have used for years to archive all my Snagit images in a folder in the JPG format.įirst lets make sure you understand there are two parts to Snagit. But now you want to export all the captures to a directory for safe keeping or perhaps all your images for the entire year of 2010 named by capture dates. Perhaps you are a designer, manager, or trainer working on standards, documentation, or presentation or perhaps an author capturing thousands of images like Donnie Gladfelter author of “ AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011: No Experience Required” and have left all those images managed by Snagit. SNAG format? This is one of those Snagit tricks that are not well known but are seriously powerful like adding the bacon callouts in Snagit or the custom export option to create an animated Gif from the other Techsmith must have application Camtasia. I used Alt+PrtScn to do it old school.Have you ever wanted all the images you captured in Snagit to be saved elsewhere and in another format than the. P.s., If you’re wondering how I captured the Snagit windows. If I wanted, I could add styles (such as borders) as part of the profile and they would be automatically applied. When I use the hotkey, I go straight to the Snagit editor. Now I’m back to the lightning fast capture that I’ve come to love.

Note that I wanted to go directly to the Snagit editor, so I have that enabled. To do this, choose the “Send to Clipboard” profile from the Manage Profiles dialog, and then click the Hotkey button at the bottom to associate this with the keyboard shortcut you’d like to use. To get to the preferences window, you can right-click the icon in the task menu (bottom right corner of your screen with the hidden icons), then choose Preferences and the Hotkeys tab.Īfter I’ve freed up the right shortcut key, I’m going to associate that key (PrtScn) with a profile that doesn’t ask if I want to take video. I like to use print screen, so I’m going to change the “Global capture” shortcut key to something else. Next, go to the preferences window and check the hotkey associated with the default capture profile. I had to uninstall Snagit 11 to get rid of the old editor.

I had 11 and 12 installed and was not getting the behaviour I wanted.

#SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING HOW TO#

Here’s how to turn it off.įirst, check if you’ve got an old version of Snagit installed. I rarely use the video capture, so this is a waste of time. I just upgraded to Snagit 12 and found that every time I take an image capture, I’m prompted to select either a video or image capture (see the big blue buttons in the screenshot below).

#SNAGIT 12 VIDEO EDITING WINDOWS#

As just one example, try capturing an open dropdown menu using just Windows screen capture shortcuts-it’s like trying to catch a greased pig. When I was taking screenshots for my books, Snagit saved me a great deal of time. It’s much better than relying on the old school screen capture mechanisms. If you haven’t tried Snagit, you should check it out.