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have you ever played a game and discovered a hidden cost

usually if there's in app purchases

it's just, it's not like just to play different parts of the game

it's just to make you go further

in-game purchases are pretty common in games for your phone or tablet

they might speed up parts of the game or

just give you some upgraded features or items

a few kids have found themselves

in a bit of trouble with their parents

for racking up huge bills making them

in-game purchases are also becoming more

common in console and PC games and some people think that's a problem

While you often get a warning before you download a game with in-app purchases

you probably won't if you buy a game from a shop

In Europe an organisation called Pegi is changing that

every game that offers purchases will now have to

show this warning icon on the box to make sure kids know what they're in for

The same rule doesn't exist here in Australia

So, do you think we need it?

I think it's a good idea because if parents are with the kids

then they know if they're going to be spending more money or less money

I don't think that should happen because

by that being on the box or cover a lot

of people won't buy it knowing that

there's in-app purchases and that means

the business that made the game will lose a lot of money

I think that it's a good thing to do because then people

know if they need to spend more money on

the game whilst they're playing it

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How to Start and Stop Recording Video Demonstrations and Software Simulations - Duration: 2:54.

Hello everyone!

If you have ActivePresenter for yourself, let's take some minutes to learn how to start

and stop recording screen with the app.

With an intuitive user interface, ActivePresenter lets you start recording in a matter of clicks,

which is much easier than before.

This is the Start Page that appears when you launch the app.

Click Record Video or Record Software Simulation.

The blue rectangle and the Record Software Simulation Project dialog will appear.

Specify the captured area and define other settings.

Then, click this button to record screen when you're ready.

ActivePresenter will start recording after counting down from 3 to 1.

For more information on how to record projects,

you can refer to the video: Recording software Simulations and Recording Video Demonstrations.

Now, when you finish the recording, stop it and start to edit the recorded project.

The easiest way to stop recording is press CTRL and END on your keyboard.

This is the default hotkey for recording, and you can change it to other keys if you want to.

To know how, refer to the video: Customizing Hotkeys.

Besides, you can stop the recording from the Recording Toolbar.

To show this toolbar, click the ActivePresenter icon in the system tray of your computer.

If the ActivePresenter icon is hidden, click this arrow button to find it.

The Recording Toolbar appears, click the Stop button to end the recording.

In addition, this button is to pause or resume the recording.

You can also press the Spacebar on your keyboard to have the same result.

This option comes in handy when you're busy with something and need to suspend the recording process for a while.

When you click the Discard button, a dialog will appear giving you three options.

Discard is to abort the project and remove all of what you've recorded.

Re-capture is to abort the current recording without saving it

and start a new recording with previous settings.

And Continue is to resume the current recording.

Now, I'll stop recording and move to the editor that allows editing the recorded project.

Note that you have another way to start recording screen.

In the editor, click the ActivePresenter button and click Record Video or Record Software Simulation.

If you record a part of the screen, it's good to show the Recording Toolbar during the recording

so that you can see some properties of the project.

For that to happen, in the Record Software Simulation Project dialog,

click the Settings button and click Show Recording Toolbar.

So, that's all you need to know to start and stop recording with ActivePresenter.

Thank you for watching!

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Undo Ordinary - Kukoon Media Brand Video 2018 - Duration: 2:00.

Discovery

is an inspired thought,

a discipline,

and a wild mind fueled by reaction.

The way we feel

drives creativity.

Being creative is,

recognizing patterns when they are present.

They are random data

that the mind collects

and takes note of details

and anomalies,

that go on to become insights to great design.

And worthy design

is an applied awareness of everyday occurrences.

capable of shaping

the way we interact with things,

live through experiences,

challenge curiosity,

and persuade with emotional intelligence.

Imagination will take you from colouring inside the lines,

to stepping outside of the box,

and into the trenches where ideas are born.

Whether it is the ocean floor,

a starry gaze,

or an urban exploration,

inspiration doesn't need to know where

it simply focuses on the idea of being realized.

From a place of ordinary

to a realm of extraordinary,

possibility translates through a brand,

an image,

a voice,

a message.

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My campaign Video - Duration: 0:21.

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MARBLE RUN VIDEOS for Kids - Marble Run Learning for Toddlers, Preschool and Kindergarten Children - Duration: 11:40.

Do you like marble runs?

Let's watch this beautiful marble run video compilation

and learn about the marble run game.

Marble run is a toy that contains a track, moving pieces and rolling balls.

The parts of a marble run are made of wood or plastic.

It's an innovative toy that offers both excitement and creative control.

The aim of the marble run game is to run your marbles through an imaginative course.

Marble runs do not need battery.

Your fuel is gravity.

Drop in your marbles and watch as they twist and turn down the course.

Marble runs help develop important skills -

such as hand-eye coordination, creativity, and problem solving.

Marble runs help children to understand fundamental physical conepts such as gravity and acceleration.

Marble runs also require planning skills.

Children become young engineers.

The best thing about a marble run is that there are no rules at all.

You can get creative however you want.

There are endless possibilities.

You can build simple runs or very complex ones.

It is important to build your marble run stable so that you can focus on the fun.

Curves, catapults, slides and straight tracks allow children to create unlimited designs.

Building a marble run isn't just fun - it is an educational toy.

You can play marble run on your own, or together with your friends.

You can integrate counting to your game by counting the marbles to make it more fun.

Also, you can practice saying the color of the marble.

Small children should play marble run with adult supervision.

Thank you for watching this video on Kiddopedia.

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