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June 9th, 2008

Post your MATLAB Videos

It is no secret that I like teaching MATLAB through videos. I use Camtasia to make and edit my videos, I am very happy using it. If you want to make MATLAB videos too, you can use Jing, by the makers of Camtasia, that gives you enough functionality to make a great video (but does not allow for editing). It is a free product, so give it a try. Here is a quick example video that I made in about a minute once I installed the product.

Here is the deal. Take that little function, or trick that is worth sharing and record it. Post the video and send me a link hull@mathworks.com. The best video will get a super-fabulous MathWorks gift pack. Judging of the videos will be a highly scientific rating based entirely on which one I like best. Send the video by the morning of June 16th, and you could have your video hosted here next week!

By Doug Hull

09:31 UTC | Posted in Cool feature, MATLAB Basics, Video | Permalink |

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3 Responses to “Post your MATLAB Videos”

  1. Julio replied on July 31st, 2008 at 07:18 UTC :

    When downloading and installing Jing as indicated, what about backdoor program files that my antivirus pointed?

  2. Doug replied on July 31st, 2008 at 14:22 UTC :

    Julio,

    Jing is not a product of The MathWorks, so I don’t know what to say about it. I have some contacts within the company that makes Jing. I will bring your comment to their attention.

    Doug

  3. Daniel Foster replied on August 1st, 2008 at 09:09 UTC :

    Hi Julio–

    I work for the company that makes Jing, but not on one of the technical teams…so consider this a personal rather than an official response. :-)

    This post on the Jing blog may be helpful:
    http://blog.jingproject.com/2008/03/jing_a_trojan_epicly_unlikely.html

    Based on the comments there, it looks like updating your anti-virus definitions may cause the warning to go away. As the post states, “Jing doesn’t contain a trojan, or any other type of virus.”

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