I just completed building a pretty nifty backend administration-type website, and I'm about to hand it off to the client and thus never see the inside of it again. Before I do that, I want to record a short demo of what it can do, and how nicely it does it, for my portfolio. Theres a lot of dynamic stuff going on so I dont think static screenshots will cut it. Is there a *free* program that I can use to record a video? I dont think I care what format it ends up being, but I think I will probably eventually turn it into a flash movie, if that makes a difference. The program doesnt have to be specific to recording browsers. If it was a generic record-anything-on-your-monitor type of program, that would be even better. For example, a lot of people have

">photoshop tutorials on youtube. How did they capture that video?

CamStudio. Exports to flash as well IIRC.

My vote goes to Camtasia Studio. It's not free but there's a 30 day trial. Other programs had difficulty recording full screen games in resolutions other than the desktop resolution.

If you are using Vista you can record using Fraps, according to this

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My vote goes to Camtasia Studio. It's not free but there's a 30 day trial. Other programs had difficulty recording full screen games in resolutions other than the desktop resolution.

I vote for this one as well. It's so good I actually bought a license a month or two back.