The first time I installed everything, the screencasting worked decently, however, there was no mouse in the video. The solution seems to be to run the python version of vnc2swf, which looks like a crazy rabbit whole all on its own.

I went a little install-happy and installed the port for py-game, after installing the ‘recommended’ pygame osx packages: http://pythonmac.org/packages/ but it did no good. Finally I looked at my path (from the X11 terminal) and found that my path was pretty weak. I added everything that was missing from my path, and finally got through the ‘pygame library not installed’ message, only to come up to a ‘Python may not be configured for Tk’ error.

Long story short, I think I have a mess on my hands If anyone else has gotten this to work, I’d love to hear how you did it.

Bryan

A) SnapzPro is the best thing out there and

B) It is expensive

But given that I just watched you sit down and explain how your bundle enhancements work without spending a dime on travel, or any time on the phone figuring out when we both could meet.. I’d say Snapz is a bargain. I could barely watch your video as it was so hard to see what was actually on the screen. It was more effective as a sound file.

So anyway.. I guess we’re all in violent agreement. It should be easier to do this without spending alot of money. I guess I’m just suggesting that you reconsider what alot of money is in this case.

Thanks for all the great work on the bundles and plugins!

Larry