It was so great to see the addition of a Library feature as part of the latest upgrade to Camtasia 3 to Camtasia 2018 Macintosh. Once it’s there, you can right click the asset to move it into the Library you want.Trying to get Camtasia 9.1 Library Assets to Camtasia 2018 on the Macintosh I hit some tough speed bumps! I couldn’t directly go from Camtasia 9.1 to Camtasia 2018 Mac! My hope is that I can help you avoid the frustration I had trying to do this! Background If you’re logged in to the TechSmith site and you mouse over a free asset, you’ll see the Camtasia logo to open in Camtasia and a “Download” button.Ĭlick the Camtasia button and the libzip file will begin downloading.Ĭamtasia uses the libzip (or library zip) file format for importing and exporting individual files or entire libraries.Ĭamtasia will automatically import your asset into the Downloads library. If you mouse over the premium content, you’ll see a “Buy Subscription” button. If you put your mouse cursor over one of the thumbnails, you’ll see a video preview. If you scroll down, you’ll find more that are only available with a subscription. You’ll notice on the thumbnail page that it shows “FREE” in the lower left corner of some of the thumbnails. If we click on Intros under the Videos heading for example, we are taken to a page where we see several video thumbnails. TechSmith has assets divided into videos, images, and audio.

This takes you to a TechSmith Assets webpage. With the Library tool open, click the “Download more assets” link at the bottom of the tool. We typically store these assets in the Camtasia Library.Ĭlick Library on the left or press the R key. When we talk about “assets” in Camtasia 2019, we’re often talking about videos, images, or audio that we use across multiple projects.

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