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Works on a powerbook, too
Authored by: sr105 on Wed, Apr 2 2008 at 2:23PM PDT

I have been using this on a 1.25 GHz Powerbook. It works really well. The only downside to a slow machine is that the final renderings take a while, but that's not really a problem for me since that only occurs at the end of the entire capture and edit task.

Just go to the screenflow website and there are lots of demo movies online that show the program in action.

Use a headset or an external mic
Authored by: sr105 on Wed, Apr 2 2008 at 2:26PM PDT

I made a 15 minute video earlier and decided to use the built-in mic. I didn't notice until I started editing that my laptop fan started during the recording and is *really* loud when recorded by the built-in mic.