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Is there any good screen recorders for Mac OS X 10.4.11 i have been searching for months so i asked here
is there a version of screenflow for Mac OS X 10.4.11?
Thanks! 🙂
2003 iBook G4 -OTHER, Mac OS X (10.4.11)
You can do some of it thru quicktime, which you should already have. Hears a little on that.https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2721358?start=0&tstart=0 Hears some more. http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/utilities-roundups/10-screen-recording-tools-fo r-mac/
There used to be a version of SnapZ Pro or earlier similar product by same maker;
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/ however it may not be available.
Years ago, I'd used their product known as WireTap to save audio files; it had a
free version or one that ran indefinite in demo mode. It was fun...
Contact the maker (by email?) and ask if they have old versions; even w/o support.
Looking through their site, I don't see the comparable older Snapz ProX on first look:
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/sitemap/
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/forums/
"If everything else failed or if you need additional assistance"
Send a Question to Our Support Team- Ambrosia Software
Most of these kinds of things were about their peak before the advent of Intel-Mac
in about 2005. Other options may be equally difficult to find in the vintage you seek.
Also, avoid those which were build for use in the early Intel-Mac, as they shipped with
their own version OS X 10.4 Tiger; unlike later 10.5 Leopard that had different features.
There are two versions of Tiger, one for PowerPC hardware, other for Intel Mac builds.
So avoid software only intended for early Intel builds, running their first as-shipped OS X.
Old software online may be of questionable legality or could contain other bad items
along with their download; or not contain anything at all like you hoped. Be careful if
you see something that may sound like the thing you want.
The example of 10 applications for Mac OS X (earlier reply) is an old page but any links
still working that go to product appear to show the latest or from OS X 10.7 to present.
You may need to consider a later model computer for such items, something that runs
at least Snow Leopard, 10.6.8 and research if what you want to do still is made for it.
Good luck! 🙂
After some searching, the Ambrosia Software company has a link to vintage product;
the SnapZ Pro. The exact supported hardware is not listed here; contact them for info
in case this was intended for early Intel Mac 10.4 OS X. It was a good product even
before the 2006 introduction of coreduo/core2duo processing architecture to Mac.
info + more links to old versions:
Any of these which may work, could be limited to 14 days demo. Contact the maker;
because these old versions are said to no longer see support -- they may cost less.
Good luck in any event...! 🙂
Do any screen recorders work on the PowerPC platform?
Thanks! 🙂
Well, in the day, you may have gotten the SnapZ Pro to work, as that was available.
The system in use pre-dates the ability to record screen movies; or at least the version
of QuickTime for Tiger (and Leopard) did not allow it. Some third-party applications for
this kind of thing had been available for a limited time, at retail.
Other products, such as Players, used quicktime as a basis of their function, but not
to create video so much. Perian, & so on. Been some time and my last PPC G4 iMac
with Tiger needs hardware repair, the parts difficult to locate & mostly not cost effective.
Did you look into sites such as this:
http://www.oldapps.com/mac/os/mac_os_x_10.4_tiger_powerpc
Not sure what they still have, been awhile since I thought to look -- then carefully peeked in. 🙂
Screen recorder for Mac OS X 10.4.11
