 One of the most boring things you can do in a screencast is type in front of your viewers. I'm going to show you a typical type of screencast. I've got a little text file up here, and I'm going to type in it. Let me hit play on the recording. So let me enter some text here. This is some text that I want to show to the screencast. Okay, that was pretty bad, but you've seen it before, right? Now, let me show you a little trick. When you're typing, do not talk. No matter how tempting it is, maybe you could start talking at the very beginning, but stop talking. And I'll show you what you can do in a recording where you have not talked while you're typing. Let me tap on play again on the second clip. Okay, let's try that again. Okay, we're done. Alright, because we weren't talking while we were typing, I can go up here and actually delete the audio, and I'm going to speed up the video. I'm going to do that by selecting both tracks, and I have my play head right after where I finished talking. I'm going to hit T, and that's going to cut both clips. So let me bring it down here right before I start talking again. I'm going to shift select both tracks, hit T again. Let me tap away, and I'm going to tap just on the audio track and hit delete. Now, on the screen recording, I'm going to right-click and go to show clip inspector, and you'll see we have a speed option. I'm going to set that to 400%, and I change this number based on how long I was typing. Sometimes I only have to do it 300%, sometimes I have to speed it up a lot. I'm going to hit enter, and you'll notice that it changes to a funny number. Not quite exactly what you typed, but close enough. And I'm going to hit close on that, and now I can hold down my shift key. I'm going to drag over to here and hit command delete in order to get rid of that empty space. And now let's watch our little clip. OK, let's try that again. OK, we're done. You can see that this was far less boring than watching me type, and yet you got the complete impact of what I was trying to demonstrate. I hope this helps you make less boring screencast for your viewers.