I used to have this workflow:
Capture video, crop it, center align it by dragging and auto snapping to the center of the canvas, then change canvas size to "fit visible".
In Camtasia 3 on Mac, it seems like auto snapping no longer account for the dimension of the video *after* cropping. Instead it always snap based on the original dimension.
Am I doing something wrong? Any way around this?
Capture video, crop it, center align it by dragging and auto snapping to the center of the canvas, then change canvas size to "fit visible".
In Camtasia 3 on Mac, it seems like auto snapping no longer account for the dimension of the video *after* cropping. Instead it always snap based on the original dimension.
Am I doing something wrong? Any way around this?
Posted 4 years ago
Stephen Wagner, Employee
Any updates on this?
Stephen Wagner, Employee
We just released version 3.0.6 today and it fixes this problem.
-Stephen
-Stephen
Robert R., Online Community Admin
Hi a.evoon;
Are you running into a particular issue that we can help with? If it is a technical support issue you will want to open a ticket here. As these forums are primarily user-to-user, we do as that users try to minimize spamming and to keep responses both helpful and respectful.
-Robert
Are you running into a particular issue that we can help with? If it is a technical support issue you will want to open a ticket here. As these forums are primarily user-to-user, we do as that users try to minimize spamming and to keep responses both helpful and respectful.
-Robert
auxdesigner
In Camtasia 2, I can crop a video and then snap it to to center of the canvas (at 0:09 of the video): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27322742/Cam2.mp4
In Camtasia 3, I can't do it: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/27322742/Cam3.mp4
Stephen Wagner, Employee
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