Recording a computer demo with voice?

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From: Dan Benanav
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:10

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Hello,

Here is what I would like to do.  I would like to prepare lectures
which can be viewed on the computer.  The way I feel would be easiest
to prepare the lecture would be to create a set of slides.  Then I
would like to talk into a microphone and use the mouse to point to
things on the slides.  The software I am looking for should record the
actions of the mouse and keyboard and the sound.  Essentially I give
the lecture once and the computer records it.  Then I should be able
to playback the lecture.  Does anyone know of software that can do
this for PC's.

On a related note what would be the best sound board to use for this?
Two things are important: decent quality recording and compression.
Which boards do compression?



                   Dan Benanav

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