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]]> By: Frank Lowney http://screensplitr.com/screensplitr-upnp/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Frank Lowney Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.plutinosoft.com/blog/?p=377#comment-72 When I use ScreenSplitr to create an iPhone screencast, I bring the video into Apple Keynote and add a properly scaled image of an iPhone over top of that video. The screen area is made transparent with Instant Alpha so the video comes through looking more like a real iPhone. I then record the Keynote preso (ScreenFlow) producing the final video. Here's a sample: http://podcasting.gcsu.edu/4DCGI/Podcasting/GCSU/Episodes/26782/1405.mov Now, how can I do this in a "live" presentation using Safari or VLC or whatever on my laptop connected to a projector? An image of an iPhone that stays on top would be a start. Then, a way to lock the two together and rotate them. Possible? Probable? When I use ScreenSplitr to create an iPhone screencast, I bring the video into Apple Keynote and add a properly scaled image of an iPhone over top of that video. The screen area is made transparent with Instant Alpha so the video comes through looking more like a real iPhone. I then record the Keynote preso (ScreenFlow) producing the final video. Here’s a sample:

http://podcasting.gcsu.edu/4DCGI/Podcasting/GCSU/Episodes/26782/1405.mov

Now, how can I do this in a “live” presentation using Safari or VLC or whatever on my laptop connected to a projector? An image of an iPhone that stays on top would be a start. Then, a way to lock the two together and rotate them.

Possible? Probable?

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