Screen Capture Solution, and/or HD Recording

Question

I am part of the video conferencing group at a university.  Aside from broadcasting classes, we also archive them and provide media recording solutions for faculty and staff.  In the past, we have used the Flash Media Live Encoder to record A/V streams, and later host them on our Flash Media Server for later viewing.
Increasingly though, our professors have been requesting a way to capture their Powerpoints/Documents/Etc. off of the computer in full resolution while they are teaching the class, and having the standard video image of their lecture attached to it in some way.  We have tried using Sonic Foundry's MediaSite device, and while it gets the job done (simultaneously records audio, video, and computer screen), it is tedious to work with, as it uses it's own proprietary player.  What we really need is something that records one large FLV file, with the video image overlayed on top of the computer image at high resoution.
Now, does Adobe have any software/hardware that can capture all three, whether it integrates with Captivate or is stand-alone?  If not, then is there a way to get the Flash Media Live Encoder to record at HD resolutions? (if there is, we have PiP equipment that can feed two video sources simultaneously)  Right now, the max resolution our Encoder will record at is 720x576.

Answer 1

You can try with free screen capture softwares like :
UScreen Capture
VHScreen Capture
Camtasia
Also there are many device which can do this like Vision RGB, Epiphan etc.
These devices gets listed in FMLE as anyother normal video device. For audio you van attach any mike on your computers and can use the sound card of your system in audio device list.
These devices lets you capture HD video at maximum 10 FPS depending upon your machine hardware capabilities but i think this FPS is more tha sufficient for power point slides and presentations.
Also please keep bitrates little bit high because of high size video.
Please let me know if this works for you.