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Okay, I'll admit I know absolutely nothing on this matter, but how do you create movies of what happens on your screen/desktop?(If you can, anyway)
Is it something to do with Quicktime Pro? My hunch was iMovie, just because you can do the opposite with iSight and look outwards. By this, I mean I was thinking of creating a movie using a full screen video game. Anyone know if/how this is possible?

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you have to buy third party software, try versiontracker.com
 

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