Which software is that?

msamuel8 · 30 Mar 2020

Hi,

I really wish what is that software that is used in videos like this one below?

YouTube

I'm hoping to know that white board's name, and hopefully it gives me infinite scorlling i.e. I can write with my wacom tablet on one big page when I need more space.

P.S. I'm running Windows 7 x64

idgat · 30 Mar 2020

Generic name smartboards ?

msamuel8 · 30 Mar 2020

idgat said:

Generic name smartboards ?

I'm not sure what you mean. I was hoping to know the name of that whiteboard used in these videos

idgat · 30 Mar 2020

msamuel8 said:

I'm not sure what you mean. I was hoping to know the name of that whiteboard used in these videos

There are any number of makes, brands, models that do this - they're all called "smart boards". The particular one on YouTube is impossible to identify as they are all similar.

Contact the owner/maker of the YouTube video.

msamuel8 · 30 Mar 2020

idgat said:

There are any number of makes, brands, models that do this - they're all called "smart boards". The particular one on YouTube is impossible to identify as they are all similar.

Contact the owner/maker of the YouTube video.

Unfortunately, he's not willing to share anything because he said so in his FAQ page.

f14tomcat · 30 Mar 2020

msamuel8 said:

Unfortunately, he's not willing to share anything because he said so in his FAQ page.

With the vid displaying (not playing), press F12 to go into debug mode (of sorts). Dig around in there, maybe something will pop up. I did see Polymer Project, but I don't know what all that means.

TV2 · 30 Mar 2020

I would approach it by making note of just what features of the software impress you, and then go to any one of the many hits you would get searching for Digital Whiteboard Software, like this one:

Top 10 Digital Whiteboard Software for Team Collaboration

And then doing a quick check on the demonstration videos to see if the features you are looking for are present in the software.
Then, like any other purchase, make your best choice based on the available data.

The Youtube author obviously does not care, or can't be bothered with, revealing what software he is using. But maybe you can find some clue if a screenshot shows a control toolbar or other identifying feature in one of the many videos he has posted.

badcrc · 30 Mar 2020

I use Bamboo Paper, free from Wacom. There's hardly any features - just color + thickness. I have pressure sensitive set to off.