TAKING VIDEO SCREENSHOTS FROM YOUR MAC

Real time screen recording from your Mac screen.

Want to capture everything on your screen? 3d games bogging down ordinary screen capture software? Those days are over: welcome to iShowU HD. Built for speed. Built to “just work".
Features of this application are available here.
iShowU HD has been rebuilt from the ground up to provide blazing real-time performance with a brand new, easy-to-use interface. With professional features like drag-and-drop to Final Cut and multi-channel audio capture just a single click away, iShowU HD has all the power you’ll ever need at a price you can deal with.
If interested, visit iShowU

Easy to use
Just drag the capture rectangle over what you want to record and hit enter. There's only one button (that'll be the one labelled "record") between you and video bliss.

Understands your mac

iShowU is a Universal Binary and also knows what monitors you've got connected (so you're not restricted to capturing just one screen) - drag the mouse wherever you want to go and iShowU records it all.

Other cool features

Captures mouse positions (or not)
Supports any QuickTime compression method
Pause / Resume recording at any time
Both 10.4 Tiger and 10.5 Leopard Compatible
Can automatically feed completed videos to given destination.

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