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looking for a way to video something on RuneScape, help needed.

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I piety the fool.

Hypercam and Camstudio are both free and pretty good. :)

PC - Hypercam, Camtasia, etc

Mac - harder to find good free programs, I just went ahead and bought Screenium

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Finally on here to update that I have officially quit! It's been fun.
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I have alwasy found camstudio good on windows, but I now use ubuntu so I couldn't tell you about more recent versions

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There are no stupid questions, just stupid people. -Scott Adams

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I'd agree with Camtasia, I have the full most recent studio version and I find it very useful and pretty easy to use.

If you can't afford to pay for it, you know what to not do. :shades:

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I've used Hypercam in the past, never tried Camtasia though.

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I personally use hypercam

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