PPC screen recording software.

[Intelligent]

I know this forum section is for PowerPC (HARDWARE), i would ask this in the OS X section but then i would get wrong answers.

Does anyone know a screen recording software that works with PPC computers running X10.0-10.4?

 

[harrymatic]

Try Copernicus - the developer's site is long gone but you can get it from the internet archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20111101092018/http://danicsoft.com/software/copernicus

It's 10.4 only though.

 

[tampasteve]

Ii have not used them so cannot recommend them, but Snapper and Debut will work on older PPC machines and OS X versions 103 10.4 and 10.5 (debut will work on newer Intel machines too).

Snapper:
http://download.cnet.com/Snapper-Screen-Recorder/3000-2170_4-163327.html

Debut Free version:
http://download.cnet.com/Debut-Free-Mac-Video-Recording-Software/3000-13633_4-75894808.html

 

[Altemose]

ScreenFlow is pretty highly regarded. The final version for PowerPC is 2.1.10. There is both a free version and paid, with the free having a watermark.

 

[Goftrey]

ScreenFlow is pretty highly regarded. The final version for PowerPC is 2.1.10. There is both a free version and paid, with the free having a watermark.

I'd stay well away from Screenflow on the PowerPC side. It's ridiculously heavy on the CPU & takes an age to export each capture.

 

[RedCroissant]

I know this forum section is for PowerPC (HARDWARE), i would ask this in the OS X section but then i would get wrong answers.

Does anyone know a screen recording software that works with PPC computers running X10.0-10.4?

Are you looking only for screen recording without audio at the time? The reason I ask is because I think Quicktime has this feature for at least a screen recording and then you could always play that and lay down an audio track and then merge them using iMovie.

 

[Altemose]

Are you looking only for screen recording without audio at the time? The reason I ask is because I think Quicktime has this feature for at least a screen recording and then you could always play that and lay down an audio track and then merge them using iMovie.

Sadly, Apple added that functionality in QuickTime X. The highest PowerPC will run is QuickTime 7.6. Not even QuickTime Pro has those features in 7.6 .

 

[RedCroissant]

Sadly, Apple added that functionality in QuickTime X. The highest PowerPC will run is QuickTime 7.6. Not even QuickTime Pro has those features in 7.6 .

Oh, well all right then!

 

[Altemose]

Oh, well all right then!

Sorry. I wish Apple added it? Did you get that printer working, RedCroissant?

 

[RedCroissant]

Sorry. I wish Apple added it? Did you get that printer working, RedCroissant?

Yeah, me too. I don't really need it though so at least I'm not inconvenienced about it.

And nope. I'll figure it out though when I have extra time to dedicate just to that task.

 

[Altemose]

Yeah, me too. I don't really need it though so at least I'm not inconvenienced about it.

And nope. I'll figure it out though when I have extra time to dedicate just to that task.

Okay, when you get the time, check out that link. I got a similar model working and I would be more than glad to extract that one package for you.