In order to start a recording, the recommendation is to use the record button on the Recorder. dll/.pdb files to the $(OutDir), so that you can run the application, without the manual step of copying the files.Ĭoming to the question about 'Chronicle -> Capture' - This would only work, when the recorder is up and running and you click on "Capture" in the test application.
#AUTODESK SCREENCAST YOUTUBE UPDATE#
You don't need to manually update the file names to link.Īlso I have added a post build event to copy the. Based on the what configuration is selected, the correct library should be linked (I checked the project settings and they are correct). I tested it again and had no issues building with any of the combinations of the configurations. You should be able to build this project (Debug/Release and Win32/圆4) without any errrors.
#AUTODESK SCREENCAST YOUTUBE ZIP FILE#
So you can download the SDK zip file and use Visual Studio 2010 to open the project file. Anyways I have updated the zip file with the updated. If you open this vcproj, it would walk you through a wizard to upgrade the vcproj to vcxproj. We recommend Visual Studio 2010 SP1 to build the test application. The vcproj file that was part of the test application was from older version of Visual Studio. The SDK and related help can be accessed directly on our Download page. We hope this will open up new ways to capture workflows that span across different products and make it easy for you to capture and share what you know. We are pleased to deliver on this requirement, with the release of the Screencast SDK, users can now instrument their applications to support the interactive Screencast timeline. AutoCAD, Inventor, Revit, Fusion 360 etc), we have received feedback from our users that many times they use other non-Autodesk products in their workflow and would like Screencast to support these products as well in the video timeline. While we support this capability for the popular Autodesk products today (e.g. One of the features of Screencast our users love is the ability to capture command information in the timeline during the recording, which makes it easy for viewers to follow the video and see exactly which commands were invoked and when. We are excited to annouce the availablity of our first version of the Screencast SDK on Windows.
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