TechSmith Reviews

I've been a Snagit customer for years; it is a great alternative to more expensive products (like Adobe) if you don't have heavy graphics demands. I primarily take screenshots and draw system architecture diagrams for tech docs, so I'm not doing intensive photo editing by any means. Never crashed.
I've used Camtasia for the past two years. It does seem a little buggy - I get a wierd black screen randomly when I clip video segments, and the file size it produces seem unnecessarily large. Also, the media directory isn't relative to the project, so if you move a project around you have to relink all your media. But I would still recommend it as a product for video production - again, not a power user by any means.
Customer support is just fine - sometimes they can help, and sometimes they cant!

Sure it took a while to get 60fps but its there
Sure its not after effects but it renders 1080p 60fps videos
Sure its not premier.
But you can edit a video in litteraly 5 mins and move on.
It is from my opinion more then ull ever need for a proper youtube channel... simply no freakin needs of a high end studio editor for a dam gaming video.
Has long your encoder is at 60fps at fast paceds heavy intensive games its all good