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Dodsy
Participant
Jun 4, 2008 7:03 AM UTC
Question

Is it poss to capture a recorded meeting?

We have Connect v6, and for promo purposes we'd like to put a short clip from a recorded meeting into a PowerPoint presentation which will be running autonomously.

I can't see a way to download the recorded meeting (which I presume is a Flash video file?), and I 've tried using the services of keepvid.com, but pasting the meeting url into keepvid doesn't open the meeting, so no luck there.

My tech knowledge of these things isn't great, but I'm willing to learn. Does anyone have any ideas how we can capture the recorded meeting? Or is it just not possible in version 6?

Thanks.
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    Jorma_at_Knox
    Jorma_at_Knox
    Legend
    Jun 5, 2008 9:56 PM UTC
    You may try using Captivate, and doing a full motion recording.

    With the 30 day trial you can test and see if that works for free. As a word of advice, use the Full Motion Recording option and don't record a screen capture larger than 1024 X 768.

    Jorma@RealEyes
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    DodsyAuthor
    Participant
    Jun 6, 2008 7:11 AM UTC
    Thanks for the info, Jorma, much appreciated. I'll give that a go whn I get an opportunity and let people know the result!
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    Kay_P
    Participating Frequently
    Jun 4, 2008 10:31 PM UTC
    In Connect 6 you can't download the recordings and play them offline, in 7 you can. The only way in 6 would be to find a way to re-record it using some third party screen capture software, but I guess this wouldn't produce good results.
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    DodsyAuthor
    Participant
    Jun 5, 2008 6:58 AM UTC
    Thanks for the reply, Kay.P, I thought that might be the answer. I've tried Keepvid, but that didn't work, but I'll see if there's anything else that'll do.

    If anyone has ay experience of thirs party screen capture that works with recorded meetings, I'd love to know!
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