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Screencast Video

A screencast video is a video recording of a computer screen, typically used for demonstrating software or online tools.

What is a screencast video?

A screencast video is a video recording of a computer screen, typically used for demonstrating software or online tools.

Screencast videos can be useful for demonstrating software features, troubleshooting issues, or creating tutorials for online tools or platforms.

Further reading

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Related terms

AI Voice

An AI voice (also known as text-to-speech) is a synthetic voice generated by artificial intelligence.

Tutorial Video

A tutorial video is a type of video that provides step-by-step instructions on how to do something. They can be helpful for learning new skills.

Training Video

A training video is a type of video that is used to train employees or customers on how to do something.

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