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Duneheather
Duneheather
Participant
July 1, 2016
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Does Presenter 11 require Video Express 11 also?

  • July 1, 2016
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My question is if I need to buy Video Express in order to take use of full functionality in Presenter 11?

If ‘no’ what would be the mail arguments that I need to buy Express Video as well?

Thanks in advance

/Duneheather

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Jorma_at_Knox
Jorma_at_Knox
Legend
July 5, 2016

No, you are not required to have both products (though they used to be a single product).

Adobe Presenter 11 is the plug-in for MS PPT that allows you to take PPT presentations and add audio, video, Flash interactions and quiz functionality and publish it out as a web-based presentation that can be delivered through Adobe Connect, and LMS or any web server.

Adobe Presenter Video Express 11 is a tool that allows you to capture your webcam video, audio and computer screen and then edit them together in a video that can be placed back into an Adobe Presenter presentation, pushed to YouTube or just kept as a local MP4 file to do with as you please.

The two products can work together, but don't require each other. Does that help?

Duneheather
DuneheatherAuthor
Participant
July 7, 2016

Thanks a lot for your answer Flying...

Could you please elaborate a little: When the evangelist in the below video uses the screen capture functionality in a test for Presenter (1 minute 30 seconds into the video) does it then reflect, that she has the Video Express application installed as well? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp9opgZC95I

I do need to make recordings of screen interactions and present with other material in e-learning sessions, but I think it is quite expensive, if I have to buy both products to do this…

Thanks once again.

Jorma_at_Knox
Jorma_at_Knox
Legend
July 7, 2016

That entire video was recorded using Adobe Presenter Video Express and, yes, at 1:30 when she selects the Record Video option that is the shortcut to using APVE. So, in this case you would need both. \

I agree it is expensive, but you may want to look at Adobe Captivate. It was built for screen/workflow capturing and is kind of like Presenter's big brother. There is a steeper learning curve to it, but it is like Adobe's more robust version of PPT where it makes slide based presentations. And, you'll only need to purchase one product. The downside is that Captivate doesn't do webcam captures (that I'm aware of).

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