And we're back!

My "detention" for going over my bandwidth is over and the Jing presentations are back up. Oh joy, oh happiness, oh techno-bliss!

Note to self/For future reference...
How does bandwidth work at screencast.com?
In the case of Screencast.com, bandwidth is used when people view your content. As a Screencast.com content owner, you are paying for the amount of bandwidth required to transfer your content to your viewers each month.

If you have a lot of people, viewing a lot of content, you might reach your bandwidth limit. Screencast.com will send you an email letting you know if you are getting close to your limit, you will also find this information within your Screencast.com account.

I "Heart" Keynote + Jing!

Warning: geek talk ahead!

I had fun making this slide show and I hope you enjoy watching it too!

Okay, but if you really want to know the whole truth... well, there was a little bit of frustration there too since this is the very first time I am using Jing. For a while there, the preview looked like it can't be resized and was cutting out the text of my slideshow, so I embarked on this mad editing task of resizing my Keynote slides, which I will find later on to be unnecessary.

You see, I am the type of person who likes to just try it out and find my way around, I am usually pretty confident in my abilities to just wing it, you know and since I was up against a deadline, ahem . However, as with most things new, there is a learning curve and I found that I was getting ahead of myself there for a minute... So I forced myself to take a deep breath, slow down, eat a piece of humble pie and watched the video tutorials, and I am glad I did since I learned a few cool things.

Now if only I can find a way to compress the data size without sacrificing the image and sound quality... Hmmm, any techies out there that can give me some advice or am I asking for the moon?

The video might load excruciatingly slow, patience little one, patience... I heard it's a virtue.