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How to access Adobe Connect recordings on iPad App

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March 14, 2013
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Hi,

Few days back i had attended Adobe Connect meeting using iPad App successfully. But now when I am trying to access recording, I am not able to. I have the URL which opens in safari but it's flash content and hence it doesnt work.

By any way, we can use that URL in Adobe Connect iPad app and view recording?

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Correct answer Jorma_at_CoSo

Viewing meeting recordings on iOS devices is not currently supported. You will need to watch the recorded version of the meeting on a laptop/desktop computer using Flash.

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Dilara5C8F

Participant

Adobe Connect can open meeting recordings on ios devices from now on. Probably they updated it finally. But last month I couldn't watch the recordings but right now they work perfectly. You can easily watch them on Safari.

Maldivas11

Participant

Jorma, there´s a way to see the recordings in Ios.

Puffin Web Browser Pro (5,49e.).

It works perfectly in a Mac computer and in Ipad and Iphone.

The main problem affects Adobe Connect app in Ipad.

If you type the URL of a recording redirects you to Safari!!! so the recording has problems of audio.

Jorma_at_CoSo

Legend

http://blogs.adobe.com/adobeconnect/2019/10/html-recordings.html

This should be able to be resolved starting with 10.6.

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IABLE

Known Participant

I have a recording from a meeting that was conducted on 12/18/19. The meeting had html enabled. I save the recording to content and set it up as the content for an on-demand event. When I launch that event on iPad, it displays the "Download Adobe Connect Application" screen. I would think it would detect Safari on iPad and either show an html option or display a message saying the content can't be displayed.

According to the blog post, this recording should be playable on iPad. Am I missing something? Thanks.

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sharonl69479270

Participant

You can also use the Photon app on an iPhone or iPad with Adobe Connect.

Peter Villevoye

Community Expert

After more than 3 years still "currently not supported"...

I just wrote a reply to a similar Adobe forum thread here.

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andres23872993

Participant

After more than another 3 years still "currently not supported"..

12 (in words TWELVE) years after the first iPhone.

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tpinedo

Participant

It's nearly 2020 and here I am pulling my hair out about the prospect of having to download a backlog of over 100 recorded sessions so my network can listen to our recorded trainings on the go. GAH! And also, what does it take so long to download an MP4!?!?

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ashish_gupta_

Adobe Employee

Anand: If you were following on this, conversion to MP4 is the new offering in the upcoming Adobe Connect 9.1. Check out the sneak peek at http://www.connectusers.com/tutorials/2013/07/converting_your_recordings_to_mp4/index.php.

orruc

Participant

This new functionality is a paid service from Adobe and will not be enabled on your account by default. And not is controlate to final user service.

Result: Viewing meeting recordings on iOS devices is not currently supported.

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paulinspire

Participant

I have found that I can watch meeting recordings using an iPad browser that supports Flash - Puffin seems to work.

finfife

Participant

In addition to the Puffin browser, the FLV recordings can also be viewed using VideoLan's open source VLC media player, which is available (free) in the App Store for iOS. That said, it isn't quite the same experience as viewing through Adobe Connect on a PC or Mac, where the viewer has more control over individual screen components during playback (e.g., maximize/restore windows within the meeting recording). So I would still vote for support of recording playback in the iOS and Android Adobe Connect clients. It's been a long time since this was requested, though, so it sounds rather unlikely.

Jorma_at_CoSoCorrect answer

Legend

Viewing meeting recordings on iOS devices is not currently supported. You will need to watch the recorded version of the meeting on a laptop/desktop computer using Flash.