I'm not sure if the recording app would be able to pick up the PSP audio (from the VM) and my mic (from the Mac host). The PSP audio is played through RemoteJoyLite by connected the PSP headphone jack to the Line-In/Mic jack on the PC. RemoteJoyLite does run when the VM is in Unity Mode, so I was thinking of using a Mac screen recording app, but I'm not sure if it will record the audio properly. I know video capture apps eat up processor cycles and I am worried this will cause lag in the recording. The recording app is what I am worried about. The PSP just forwards the video output from the PSP display to the RemoteJoyLite app over USB, so that won't be the issue. My problem is I am not sure if the VM will be able to handle running RemoteJoyLite and the screen recording app (Camtasia Studio for those who care to know). I have recently gotten it to work in a VM (running Win7 x86) though. Sadly the app is Windows only and it doesn't look like it will get ported anytime soon (I've looked into doing a port myself as the source code is out there, but it uses DX calls throughout and not sure how to convert them to OpenGL calls). There is a way to output a PSP display to your PC using a homebrew app called RemoteJoyLite. I'm currently trying to record a 'Let's Play' of a PSP game. These are (usually) called 'Let's Plays' and I have recently gotten sucked into it. Here's hoping you guys can help me.Īllow me to explain exactly what I am trying to do: For those who don't know, there is a trend on YouTube where people post vids of themselves playing video games.

I was directed here from MacRumor as no one there seemed to be able to help me out. Moving/deleting assets after you've published the final product will not affect the final exported version of the video, but be mindful that should you need to edit or update the video in future, you will need to access You will need to then redirect the program to find

Therefore, if you move those files, the link will break and these items will be 'not found' in the. camproj file), Camtasia doesn't store the assets you add into the videoĮditing file within the program it links to where they are saved on your computer. When you're editing a video project (called a. raw recordings, narration audio files, graphics etc) very carefully.

You must manage the file assets you use within the video (e.g.

Different process to publish in FLO compared to standard video

If table of contents, quizzing or interactive hotspots are included, the project must be exported as Web Page or SCORM (for Gradebook integration).

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