Select the library folder in the left pane you wish to manage contentĢ. You can continue to Choose Files or Close the Uploader window if completeġ. Choose Files to Upload: Select this option to open File Explorer, navigate to file(s) you wish to upload, select one ore more file(s), then select Open to begin the uploadĤ. Drag & Drop: Select one or more file(s) from a location on your PC (using File Explorer or from Desktop, etc) then drag & drop them into the area indicated in the web browser's Upload Content areaī. Add files by Drag & Drop or Choose Files to Upload:Ī. If no content exists, you can also select the 'Use the uploader to add some content.' hyperlinkĤ. Select the Upload icon at top of the library folder page. Type in name for new library folder then press ENTERģ. Select the '+' to the right of Folders in the left-hand paneī. Select or create the Library folder to which you want to upload SWF video file(s)Ī. Login to with your TechSmith or Screencast login (you can create one for free on this site, if you don't have one already)Ģ. To upload Jing (SWF) or other media files to Screencast:ġ. You can also manage your content within Screencast.Ī full step-by-step help guide to using Screencast can be found at: When you wish to view or share them, you will need to upload to Screencast, then View or Share from there. Old 'Jing' ('.SWF' aka Adobe Flash) files can still be stored within your OneDrive or other location (Teams, Sharepoint, local hard drive, etc). Storage of content limited to 12 months.There are limitations to a FREE Screencast account: Using Screencast, you can upload, view and share SWF (Jing), MP4 (Capture) and many other video formats. Capture also only provides option to 'Save' videos by uploading to Screencast. Since SWF format is discontinued with Capture, you will no longer be able to view the video (SWF) files from Jing using the TechSmith application. Jing only supported saving video files in SWF (Adobe Flash) file format. Screencast: How to View 'Jing' Video Files & Manage Content Screencast: How to View 'Jing' Video Files & Manage Contentįollowing are comparisons of the main features:.Capture is still a no-cost solution, but has been modernized to provide more up-to-date benefits to customers. Capture uses MP4 for video capturing, which is a widely used open format able to be played with most video applications, including Windows built-in media. Jing used Adobe Flash (SWF file type) for video capturing, for which support is being discontinued by Adobe by the end of 2020.

TechSmith Capture is the replacement to the freeware application Jing.

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