Lowell Ann Fuglsang I don't know how to blur private info but I would remove it first and save that as a new document for the screen share if that was possible. Then you could just toss it when finished with the screen share and still have your original
It does take some time a work. I stopped using it and I just use an incognito window with my bookmarks bar turned off. And with manycam, I can draw right on screen so i can mark through what I don't want. Hope that helps
You can blur out parts of the video afterwards in YouTube at the Enhancements tab. I have done that. So you can keep the video private until you blur out what you want. But if it's a live public broadcast then you will have to blur it out live.
I use a screen capture program which has a Blur feature. FastStone Capture - FastStone Soft specializes in graphics and image processing research. We are developing programs to share our ideas with people worldwide.
Our programs contain neither adware nor spyware!
For the latest version of this program, please visit www.FastStone.org.
Russ Worthington. Anyone can do a screen capture and blur out an area right? I thought Lowell Ann Fuglsang was looking for something when she goes to screen share. I would have suggested snagit or even Pixlr that can edit the image before presenting. Unless, Russ I misunderstood you and you are saying you can do this "live" as you go
I have used it FastStone for this specific purpose as well as using a Hangout On Air video for my Blog. Screen Share the Image in the Screen Capture. I save it as a JPG / PNG file, and blur what I want. -- back in a minute -- dang, can't add an iimage
If you are on Windows you can install UscreenCapture or other virtual camera and use that instead of Hangouts screenshare. It is virtual camera. You can draw all over a virtual camera image. For example, if you are using Manycam as your camera then you can use the Hangouts Draw App and draw all over your screen. I think that's right? Here's a screenshare app that you select in the camera settings: https://sourceforge.net/projects/screencapturer/
Lowell Ann Fuglsang I don't know how to blur private info but I would remove it first and save that as a new document for the screen share if that was possible. Then you could just toss it when finished with the screen share and still have your original
ReplyDeleteHave a look at the Stylbot extension. It was designed to do exaxtly what you are looking to do.
ReplyDeleteIt does take some time a work. I stopped using it and I just use an incognito window with my bookmarks bar turned off. And with manycam, I can draw right on screen so i can mark through what I don't want.
ReplyDeleteHope that helps
Michael Daniels Thanks for this
ReplyDeleteYou can blur out parts of the video afterwards in YouTube at the Enhancements tab. I have done that. So you can keep the video private until you blur out what you want. But if it's a live public broadcast then you will have to blur it out live.
ReplyDeleteCan you still use the Hangouts Draw App or is it gone?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H3_nuGsK8M
Craig Long I think you can still use draw, but you cannot screen share with the app turned on ( I think) which would not help in her situation
ReplyDeleteI use a screen capture program which has a Blur feature. FastStone Capture - FastStone Soft specializes in graphics and image processing research. We are developing programs to share our ideas with people worldwide.
ReplyDeleteOur programs contain neither adware nor spyware!
For the latest version of this program, please visit www.FastStone.org.
Russ Worthington. Anyone can do a screen capture and blur out an area right? I thought Lowell Ann Fuglsang was looking for something when she goes to screen share. I would have suggested snagit or even Pixlr that can edit the image before presenting.
ReplyDeleteUnless, Russ I misunderstood you and you are saying you can do this "live" as you go
I have used it FastStone for this specific purpose as well as using a Hangout On Air video for my Blog. Screen Share the Image in the Screen Capture. I save it as a JPG / PNG file, and blur what I want. -- back in a minute -- dang, can't add an iimage
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17Bzybc_xCRwgR63W1qlS2bYsm7ZAemWnIwkFeUW9bLk/edit?usp=sharing
ReplyDeleteRuss Worthington I'm looking at the site and assume the one to select would be Capture 8? But I don't see anything that indicates blurring feature.
ReplyDeleteLowell Ann Fuglsang - The Names are blurred, right ? Not sure what you mean by Capture 8.
ReplyDeleteSorry
Russ
If you are on Windows you can install UscreenCapture or other virtual camera and use that instead of Hangouts screenshare. It is virtual camera. You can draw all over a virtual camera image. For example, if you are using Manycam as your camera then you can use the Hangouts Draw App and draw all over your screen. I think that's right?
ReplyDeleteHere's a screenshare app that you select in the camera settings: https://sourceforge.net/projects/screencapturer/