They are working on solving the technical stuff. They think it might be the size of my Camtasia 9.1 Library. I submitted a ticket to the wonderfully helpful (I mean that!) TechSmith support. There is a Camtasia 2018 Windows Library command Library -> User Libraries -> Camtasia 9.1 (Needs upgrade)… That command is designed so that your entire Camtasia 9.1 Library is imported into your Camtasia 2018 Windows Library.īut when I tried that it didn’t work! Camtasia 2018 Windows couldn’t upgrade my Camtasia 9.1 Library and wasn’t able to import it! In addition, I found out that Camtasia 2018 Windows Library Assets are not backward compatible to Camtasia 9.1. I did understand that in the upgrades to Camtasia 2018 Mac and Camtasia 2018 Windows, I can share Library assets between these two apps and operating systems.Īnd I learned that I can import Camtasia 9.1 Library Assets into Camtasia 2018 Windows. And wouldn’t have to recreate these Library assets on the Macintosh! I saved time in Camtasia 9.1 by using these Library Assets in many of my Camtasia projects there. That way I could be more efficient in my Mac Camtasia projects.

If I could get those same Library Assets into my Camtasia 2018 Macintosh, then I could use them across all of my Camtasia 2018 Mac projects. In Camtasia 9.1 on Windows I created Library Assets that took a bit of effort and time. I go back and forth between the two operating systems with ease frequently. I have been producing explainer videos on my Windows 10 PC as well as my Macintosh OS High Sierra version 10.13.6 for quite some time.

It was so great to see the addition of a Library feature as part of the latest upgrade to Camtasia 3 to Camtasia 2018 Macintosh. Trying to get Camtasia 9.1 Library Assets to Camtasia 2018 on the Macintosh I hit some tough speed bumps! I couldn’t directly go from Camtasia 9.1 to Camtasia 2018 Mac! My hope is that I can help you avoid the frustration I had trying to do this! Background