Snapz Pro

Snapz Pro rocks, but there's a better way to do this. You can grab the flash file and save it to disk, and then convert it from there. ...

you could try a video screen grabber, like Ambrosia's Snapz Pro. ...

The way I've tended to do this in the past is to use a program like Snapz Pro to video capture. ...

Try SnapZ Pro. It will copy any image on the screen and capture the accompanying sound. ...

Snapz Pro is the only thing I've seen that'll snap a Flash video: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11530 You can try it out before deciding whether to lay out $70 for it. The trial version has "UNREGISTERED" splashed all over the video. I tried it, and it seemed quite good. Didn't buy -- feeling too poor.

Applications: 3ivx MPlayer.app Acquisition.app MT-NewsWatcher.app Acrobat 6.0 Professional Macromedia Address Book.app Mail.app Adobe GoLive CS Marine Aquarium 2.0.app Adobe Illustrator CS Mencoder OS X.app Adobe InDesign CS ...

force approach and use Snapz Pro to capture the video as you play it. That would be a last resort, though. ...

There are a few others, such as Screen Movie Recorder and Movie Grab, and ScreenTool, but Snapz Pro crushes them in terms of features and performance. ...

snapz pro is quite expensive. almost half the price of tiger! any idea? ...

Snapz Pro is by far the best software solution for this, in my experience. ...