Freeseer is a tool for capturing or streaming video.
It enables you to capture great presentations, demos, training material, and other videos. It handles desktop screen-casting with ease.
Freeseer is one of a few such tools that can also record vga output or video from external sources such as firewire, usb, s-video, or rca.
It is particularly good at handling very large conferences with hundreds of talks and speakers using varied hardware and operating systems.
Freeseer itself can run on commodity hardware such as a laptop or desktop.
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