What's the Best Codec to Record On-Screen Video With?

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What's the Best Codec to Record On-Screen Video With?

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Phriend View Member Profile	Oct 8 2008, 11:51 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 30 OS: Windows XP	I am currently trying to record an on-screen PowerPoint presentation using Camtasia. The slides in my presentation all have video backgrounds. That said, what is the best codec for recording a slide-show like this one? I was using the "MSU Lossless Codec" which I heard was really good... but that codec totally failed when I attempted to record my slide-show with the video backgrounds. Can anyone recommend a codec for doing this? Note: I am not actually recording PowerPoint on-screen. I am recording a program called "Ovation" which is made by Adobe. Ovation is the program that adds video backgrounds to my slides.

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