I can open Camtasia Studio 8 once every time I turn on my computer. If I open it, then close it, it won't open again until I restart my computer again. I can still record with Camtasia Recorder 8, but I can't take it into Camtasia Studio 8 to edit or render my video.
What u need to do is if you have windows press ctrl shift esc and the task manager should pop up go to processes then on the list you would see Camtasia studio right click and select end process or if u see the name more than once end the process of them all the reason you have to do this is because for some reason the first time you open and close it it dos not actually completely close witch then gets in a glitchy state to where you can not open in again but by ending the process u should be able to open it again
SOURCE: Memory Problems
The clip can be recovered if you open the temporary directory where
Camtasia stores the raw captures in AVI format. The path to the
temporary directory can be found by opening the
Camtasia Recorder > Tools > Options > Program > Temporary
file folder (I'm using v.5 so it may be a little different in other
versions).
I've found that there's a certain workflow that seems to work best and
you can avoid accidentally erasing your temporary files and having to
start your capture session over from the beginning...
Good luck - We've had the same trouble here and we use Camtasia almost
everyday. In my experience, this seems to happen more frequently when
we capture larger dimensions - especially if the capture contains full
motion video (as opposed to just screen captures of a product demo or
something) and we always seem to have trouble when capturing things
that play back FLV or SWF clips at a higher bitrate. This issue is
also described in TechSmith's Camtasia knowledge base.
SOURCE: camtasia video capture = black screen,
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