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Re: Videotaping Computer/TV screens
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Originally Posted by Jeremy L
Does anybody know of a way to reduce/eliminate that effect of screen-refreshing (the band of darker light that moves up or down the screen) when videotaping a computer screen or TV screen? Thanks.
If you're only interested in the content on the television, many videocameras allow for connecting to televisions and recording as if the camera is a VCR.
We also videotape content off computer screens using video out ports on our laptops the same way. This works great for recording webcasts of regionals during the competition season.
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