But as Camtasia is a desktop installed product, I'm unclear on how it could be combined in any way different to what it already does.

I mean, there's an output for ScreenCast. I'm confused because Camtasia seems to already 'seamlessly integrate' fairly well with. I'm just guessing when I say you likely want a Camtasia license that is bundled with or simply includes access to the premium features offered by and the new Video Review? I'm struggling to understand what is being asked.

Personally, I'm finding myself a bit confused with the mention of 'Integrate both Screencast and VideoReview transparently into Camtasia.'. If you run into issues our support staff is ready to help. We are eager to learn how we can continue to improve your process of getting feedback on your videos. We encourage you to check out the service at and let us know what you think. Time-linked comments, markup and annotations, deadlines and activity notifications make collecting feedback on videos easier than ever! We have created a way to vastly simplify this process, by allowing you to request and manage feedback in a single, secure place. What should take an hour can often take days or weeks. Overall both video creators and those giving feedback dread this process. The video creator then has to comb through all of these messages to create a list of items they wish to address. Then they receive replies that either describe a section of the video, or at best include time codes with feedback. Typically, folks end up sharing out a link, or attaching their video to an e-mail. We heard that getting feedback on videos you are working on is a painful process. We are excited to introduce our new TechSmith Video Review service! We created this service based upon feedback from Camtasia customers over the past couple of years.

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