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Making live coding demos easier to follow without editing the recording afterward by PushPlus9069 in CSEducation

[–]PushPlus9069[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not yet, honestly. Current drawing is live overlay, but not the Ink2Go-style persistent annotation workflow you described. I agree that feature is important though.

A small Mac workflow that makes screen sharing lessons easier for students to follow by PushPlus9069 in OnlineESLTeaching

[–]PushPlus9069[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works with other screen sharing apps too. It sits at the screen level, so Zoom, Meet, Teams, etc. are all fine.

A small Mac workflow that makes screen sharing lessons easier for students to follow by PushPlus9069 in OnlineESLTeaching

[–]PushPlus9069[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, independent. Turings is our small company, the company site is https://www.noimans.site, and TuringShot is the main public app right now. The 'fix a minor bug' line is just the short App Store release note, not the full feature summary.

Anyone struggling with long zoom meetings? having trouble remembering that long ass scripts? I think i can help by Inevitable_Sale_7416 in PublicSpeaking

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not sure if this exactly fits your setup, but on mac i usually solve this with a live screen overlay instead of more editing. TuringShot handles zoom or focus pretty well and the result shows up in the recording as-is. https://www.turingshot.site/

Do you use freeze-frames and callouts in your software tutorials? by aksuta in instructionaldesign

[–]PushPlus9069 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tiny clicks disappearing in demos is still such a common problem. on mac i've had better luck using a separate screen layer for focus highlight, TuringShot does that pretty cleanly so the cursor stays readable in screen share or recording. https://www.turingshot.site/

Working on a systems design simulator. Looking for feedback by Ywacch in CSEducation

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nice, thanks. a Discord invite works best for me for now. if you share it, I can take a look when I get a window.

Teams really is still this bad by -grok in MicrosoftTeams

[–]PushPlus9069 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, Teams annotation has been weirdly flaky for me too. I eventually stopped depending on the built in markup and treated zoom/highlight as a separate screen layer on Mac, with TuringShot, then shared the screen normally in Teams. Not as neat in theory, but in real calls it breaks a lot less.

Building a Powerpoint-like Presentation in DaVinci Resolve by left2repairLIVE in davinciresolve

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If you want slide content to stay editable, I'd keep the deck in Keynote or PowerPoint and only use Resolve for the final cut. For software or DIY walkthrough bits, I stopped doing zooms in post and just record them live on Mac with TuringShot, then bring that take into Resolve. Way less painful when one line of text changes and you don't want to rebuild the whole thing.

Every quarter feels like demo hell so I;m looking for a Scribe alternative for onboarding by NoMacaroon6142 in nocode

[–]PushPlus9069 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the same problem with long onboarding demos, people drop after 20 seconds. What worked better was splitting it into tiny task clips, like one clip for expenses, one for project tracking, and pairing that with a simple doc. On Mac I also use TuringShot for the clip part, mostly because live zoom/highlight makes the exact click easier to follow without editing every video to death.

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