Thanks Camtasia for providing us with more assets, both within the product and in the form of bonuses.
Sometimes I like to use assets that TechSmith has withdrawn as it upgrades Camtasia.
If I make a libzip file of a previous Camtasia version and import it into my present Camtasia version, I get many duplicated assets. Is there any quick way to filter through these assets and delete the duplicates?
This question is parallel to a previous Forum question on the location of library assets. I'm an old-school type of guy who likes to play with files directly, without a User Interface that may not be "friendly" to my way of thinking. It seems a bit unnecessary for me to unzip a bunch of library asset files to a folder, export my current Camtasia library to that folder, manually delete all the asset files I don't need/want, erase my current libraries, and finally import my "accumulated collection."
Kayakman? Joe? Rick? Whaddaya say, my Camtasia gurus?
Sometimes I like to use assets that TechSmith has withdrawn as it upgrades Camtasia.
If I make a libzip file of a previous Camtasia version and import it into my present Camtasia version, I get many duplicated assets. Is there any quick way to filter through these assets and delete the duplicates?
This question is parallel to a previous Forum question on the location of library assets. I'm an old-school type of guy who likes to play with files directly, without a User Interface that may not be "friendly" to my way of thinking. It seems a bit unnecessary for me to unzip a bunch of library asset files to a folder, export my current Camtasia library to that folder, manually delete all the asset files I don't need/want, erase my current libraries, and finally import my "accumulated collection."
Kayakman? Joe? Rick? Whaddaya say, my Camtasia gurus?