On your blog dashboard, go to Write > Post.Take a screenshot of the your screencast preview to use in your blog post.Create your screencast using Jing and save it on your computer.So when you grab the embed code from it will be too large to embed in your blog posts and editing the code doesn’t work.Ī work around, courtesy of James Farmer, is upload your Jing screencasts to your blog, create an image and link to their file location (this is how James does it for the Edublogs video tutorials). if you recorded your entire desktop its size may be 1024 wide by 756. Unfortunately Jings video size is based on your original recording size i.e. You can easily record the entire desktop and viewers will still be able to read the text in the screencast. It creates superior quality screencasts – doesn’t change or diminish the resolution of your content like some screencast applications will.It’s easy to share images and screencasts.Check out their video tour to learn more about Jing and how to use. You can also share these images and screencasts free online at. Jing is a free program, by TechSmith, which you can use to instantly capture and share images (with notes if you like) and videos from your computer to anywhere. Skill level: Medium to Advanced About Jing But there is a work around for embedding Jing into your posts - let me show you how! When you send to a destination like Screencast.Feeling frustrated because you want to embed Jing screencasts into your blog posts but can’t get them to work because they’re too BIG? Join the club we all feel the same way. Share instantly.Just tell Jing where to send the screenshot and-BAM!-it's there and ready to share. Make a point.Need to emphasize or explain? Mark up your screenshot with a basic text box, arrow, Highlight, or rectangle. No need to wait.Simply paste (CTRL-V or Command-V) the link into an IM chat, email, forum post, Twitter, anywhere.and when the person clicks it they see your freshly-uploaded screenshot. (Tip: click and drag to select a region.) You can capture a window, pane, or region. We Think it's the perfect companion to the casual, fast-paced online conversations we all have every day.Ĭapture what you see.Initiate a capture by clicking Jing's happy, always-ready "sun" icon.or pressing a HotKey of your choice. Elegant in its simplicity, Jing's Minimal feature set keeps the Focus on instant sharing.
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