ScreenToaster: Free Web Based Screen Recording Tool
ScreenToaster is an easy to use online screen recording tool which helps you record your desktop screen activity in one click. The best part is that since it is web based, it doesn’t require download or installation of a software of any kind on the computer.
This is certainly the first such screen recorder I’ve come across because usually a screencasting app would require you to install it on the computer and only then it can record your screen.
Your recording is available online within seconds and you can share it via email or embed on your blog immediately.
Features
- Online screen recording tool
- Compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
- Register & use it anywhere anytime
- Doesn’t require any installation
- Share videos by emailing them or embedding them on blogs
- Fast and easy to use
- Note: The service is still in private beta, so you may need to wait before they send you invite.
Check out ScreenToaster @ www.screentoaster.com ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )
Hey you didn’t say anything about it being invite only. I was all excited too. This service would make my job quite easy. Fingers crossed for a quick invite!
Hi from the screentoaster team ! The service is still in beta test that’s why we can’t give invitation keys to every one now! But be patient we are gradually opening the beta to more users… Then you will be able to test more features to come : improved fluidity & quality, video portal, local & youtube export, record audio and subtitles.
http://www.skoffer.com provides such a service free for everyone without the need to register anywhere. The screencasts can have an unlimited resolution and length a don´t get downscaled. Skoffer provides a simple API to build own application with it. Get the plugin for your desired website software and 30 seconds later you are able to record and insert screencasts (including sound and directly out of your website´s backend) into your website content easier and faster than images. Warm regards, Stefan
PS: A WordPress plugin is available from http://www.stefanschulzesteinmann.com/skoffer-wordpress-plugin/