Camtasia Relay consists of two software components: Server and Recorder. You provide a production server, running Windows Server 2003 or 2008, and a media server (if needed). Recorder may be freely distributed to an unlimited number of Mac and PC users at your organization.

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How does Camtasia Relay work?

Camtasia Relay software is the simplest, most streamlined way to make information available to those who need it—anywhere, anytime, on demand.

Record Create a video or audio account of your lecture, presentation, or meeting in three easy clicks. Just choose a profile, enter a title and description, and click the big, red button to start recording. Files keep uploading even after you've closed Camtasia Relay. And production is handled by the server, leaving your computer resources free for whatever is next. Camtasia Relay's easy recording interface. Produce When the recording arrives at the server, Profiles are setup by the Camtasia Relay administrator, each profile consists of record, produce, and publish settings so the Camtasia Relay server knows what to do with each recording. settings are applied, producing the recording into one or many formats. Formats include web and iPod video (MP4), audio-only (MP3), Windows Media (WMV), RealMedia, and more. Preset profiles know exactly how to produce and publish your recording. Publish Each format is published to the destination(s) of your choice, where people can play or download the content. The destination could be iTunes U, Screencast.com, Blackboard, your website…and others. If you want to host the content at your own institution, you will need access to a media server. Please note: Blackboard can be used for automated notifications but the video or audio files must be stored on a media server.

Why Camtasia Relay?

• No stress or technical decisions for presenters—all the heavy lifting is done at a central server.
• Content moves from presenter to viewer with no manual steps in between!
• No proprietary hardware—runs securely on existing networks, Windows servers, Macs and PCs.
• Plays well with Camtasia Studio or Camtasia for Mac when editing is required.
• Easy on IT departments, drop-dead simple for presenters.