Software for Video tutorials.

Hi,
I'm looking for a software in order to do video tutorials with a professional look.
sincerely

Two good places to look for software:
http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx/
http://www.macupdate.com/

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Subject: DVR Software for Video Streaming
I can purchase 4 video cameras. I can purchase a DVR.
However, I do not know who makes any software to take 4 video streams into the DVR and either
(1) write them on a DVD which can be viewed on my G5, or
(2) provide a LAN interface from my G5 to the DVR to download the files over the LAN to my hard drive and view (and potentially edit) them on my Apple G5 and monitor system.
The PC world requires a PC software with ActiveX which of course is not available on Macs.
If my need can't be fullfilled, then is there any reliable way of getting ActiveX operational on a MacOS 10.4 G5 system?
Will this become easier when Apple fully migrates to Intel chips. Can any of the Intel chip Mac systems sold by Apple today using MacOS 4.X be used with ActiveX (or equivalent)?
Now, aren't these interesting questions. Will Apple move into 2006 with a bang and provide a wireless DVR????
Power Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9)
Power Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Two good places to look for software:
http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx/
http://www.macupdate.com/

Looking for video tutorials??

i found a new site for GarageBand video tutorials.
http://wikivid.com/index.php/GarageBand

Thanks for the heads-up. It seems to be a very useful collection of Instructional videos, especially for someone that is new to the app.
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See this Wikipedia article for some encoders:
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AK

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it would be great if you could help me out here.
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However, on the new iMac and os 10.8.2 it does not allow installing programs via discs
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The OS comes set with “Gatekeeper” activated. This is designed to force you to purchase software through the App Store.
Most people I know disable gatekeeper, that way you can install software from anywhere.
Many software developers offer downloads on thier own web stores. If you download software directly from the developer, not from the Apple App store. Gatekeeper is simple to override for an individual app.
Personally, I find gatekeeper to be “junior high school” I have disabled it completely.
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Newbie with the mac and FCE HD 3.5. I have an excellent book, but I am interested in watching video instruction first.
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I found one here that might be good?
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I'm using one of Mastermind Tom's books to teach me FCE and it works like charme... ok, there's a slight language barrier (hey, Tom: you need a German translator? ... ) , but he has a very ... 'lively' (<< english?) way of explaining things.. lots of pics ... easy to follow..
plus a DVD, but mainly with demo files and a movie for iM>>FCE switchers...
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Wellcome to the fprums !
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See the terms of use discussing video conversion when it comes to licensed videos. Your question falls on a murky ground.
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Apple's procedure for video tutorials?

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DVR Software for Video Streaming and Viewing with a Mac on a LAN

I can purchase 4 video cameras. I can purchase a DVR.
However, I do not know who makes any software to take 4 video streams into the DVR and either
(1) write them on a DVD which can be viewed on my G5, or
(2) provide a LAN interface from my G5 to the DVR to download the files over the LAN to my hard drive and view (and potentially edit) them on my Apple G5 and monitor system.
The PC world requires a PC software with ActiveX which I do not believe is available on Macs. Is there any reliable way of getting ActiveX operational on a MacOS 10.4 G5 system?
Will this become easier when Apple fully migrates to Intel chips. Can any of the Intel chip Mac systems sold by Apple today using MacOS 4.X be used with ActiveX (or equivalent)?
Now, aren't these interesting questions. Will Apple move into 2006 with a bang and provide a wireless DVR????

*"Apple states this is possible, but I don't see much in the ARD manual about using Java viewers."*
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I have looked through the video tutorials for CS6 and cant find any help for PHP using SQL.

Where is a good place that I can go to learn more about using dreamweaver and different languages than html. Is there a service that adobe offers that I could buy that would take me from rookie all the way to professional with a good easy to use structure such as adobe tv but more advanced and thorough? I am trying to build a website with a log in page and registration. I have the HTML part down well enough but need help writing the php scripts and using SQL to store the user info

I'm moving this to the main Dreamweaver support forum.
In answer to your question, you need to be aware that the PHP server behaviors in Dreamweaver CS6 use the original MySQL functions that are scheduled to be removed from a future version of PHP. The server behaviors have already been removed from Dreamweaver CC. If you are planning to create a site using PHP and MySQL, do not rely on Dreamweaver's server behaviors. You must use either MySQLi (MySQL Improved) or PDO (PHP Data Objects) instead.
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If you don't want to commit to a subscription service, I have also written a book called PHP Solutions, which covers MySQLi and PDO in depth. It also shows how to build a login system. At the moment, the second edition is available, but a revised third edition is due to go on sale in December.
There are also a lot of free resources on the web that you can find. The important thing to beware of is that a lot of old material relies on the original MySQL functions. Whichever resource you use, make sure it shows how to use MySQLi or PDO.

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