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    Editing Screen Recording with Video Edit Magic

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      I want the combined features of Video Edit Magic, My Screen Recorder Pro, and, possibly, Digital Media Converter.

      Specifically, I would like to record the screen, with audio, edit the audio and/or video, then save the file for distribution ... probably as a flash file.

      But if I understand your product information correctly, My Screen Recorder Pro will record to flash, but Video Edit Magic won't edit flash.

      Ideally, I could record in one file format and then convert to flash for distribution. But your Digital Media Converter product apparently won't convert to flash.

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        You can edit your screen recordings using 2 products -- Video Edit Magic and My Screen Recorder Pro.

        1. Start by recording your screen into AVI format with My Screen Recorder Pro.
        2. Open the AVI in Video Edit Magic and perform your editing.
        3. Use the Make Movie feature in Video Edit Magic and output to a new AVI file.
        4. You can use the convert feature in My Screen Recorder Pro to convert the new AVI to flash format.
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