How do Hosts download recordings as an Mp4? Currently there are two way Hosts can gain access to the back end of Adobe Connect Central to download recordings as an Mp4. From: their Online Meeting room; within Adobe Connect Central. From their Online Meeting room 1. Hosts open up a meeting room: • from a subject or organisation site within Interact2: or • by going directly to the meeting room URL. 2. Hosts enter their Online Meeting room with user name and Adobe Connect password or select “Forgot your password?” link as shown in the following screen grab with highlighted “Forgot your password?” link as the 3rd dropdown under user name and Adobe Connect password. Figure 1: Screen grab of logging in to Online Meeting room with highlighted “Forgot your password?” link as the 3rd dropdown under user name and Adobe Connect password. 3. Hosts then choose “Meeting” (left side of menu bar) 1st dropdown “Manage Meeting Information” “Manage Meeting Information” which is the first item in the dropdown “Meeting” menu accessed at the top left hand side of the room as shown in the following screen grab. Figure 2: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Meeting menu with highlighted “Manage Meeting Information” which is the first item in the dropdown “Meeting” menu accessed at the top left hand side of the room. The “Manage Meeting Information” option will take Hosts into Adobe Connect Central in a Browser window. From within a meeting room Adobe Connect Central 1. Hosts log into Adobe Connect Central at http://connect.csu.edu.au with user name and Adobe Connect password (details of Forgot Password link above). 2. Once in Adobe Connect Central, Hosts select the relevant meeting room information from the “Meetings”, “My Meetings”, “Meeting List” tab, as shown in the following screen grab. Figure 3: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Central with Process to get to selected Meeting link highlighted Downloading the recordings as mp4 1. When the relevant meeting is selected, Hosts can select the “Recordings” link from the Meeting Information breadcrumb as shown in the following screen grab. Figure 4: Adobe Connect Central with highlighted Recordings Tab as the 6th tab in the 3rd menu selection 2. Recordings contains a list of all the recordings for the meeting room. 3. Hosts now select the “Make Offline” option as shown in the following screen grabs. Figure 5: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Central with highlighted “Actions”, ” Make Offline” the 2nd item in the dropdown of the Actions selection for the individual Recording Figure 6: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Central with highlighted “Actions”, “Make Offline” as the 3rd item in the dropdown from the Actions selection in the Recording information menu. 4. The Offline Recording window will appear with recommendations. These recommendations (shown in the screen grab) should be followed: i. Playing back your recording will allow you to save it to your local machine. ii. Set your screen resolution high enough to include all activities that occurred in the original meeting iii. Avoid network or system intensive activities such as installing software or downloading files during the recording process; iv. Disable your screen saver and monitor power settings before proceeding. Figure 7: Screen grab of Offline Recording recommendations with “Next” button in bottom right hand corner highlighted. 5. Select “Next” 6. The Default option is set as mp4 as shown in following screen grab. Figure 8: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Offline Recordings settings with MP4 default highlighted 7. Hosts can choose: i. the recording format when making offline copies: mp4; flv. ii. the video quality of the offline recording; Mobile; Desktop; High Definition; Full High Definition. Figure 9: Screen grab of Adobe Connect Offline Recordings settings with MP4 default highlighted and “Proceed with Offline Recording” button in bottom right hand corner highlighted. 8. Click “Proceed with Offline Recording” button. Please note: Hosts will need to save locally not into a network share location. Creating an offline recording takes approximately the same amount of time as the duration of the original meeting recording. You are encouraged to break long recordings into shorter sections and, to maximise student engagement, include activities for students to do after they watch sections. The “Stop and Save” button ends the creation of a recording which is useful if you want to record portions of a meeting as separate files. The “Start New” to resume recording a new file from where you left off. 9. Select the location you wish to save it to (if you wish to change the name you can do that by modifying the text in the File Name field). It is recommended that you save it locally (NOT to a networked share drive). 10. Click “Save” and the meeting recording will start playing back to create the offline file. On the bottom right hand side the duration of the recording will show so you can see how long it has to go. Please note that you can minimise this window whilst the offline recording is created. 11. Creating an offline recording of a 60 minute meeting will take 60 minutes. As needed click the buttons (“Pause/Resume”, “Stop and Save” and “Start New”) The “Pause/Resume” button temporarily stops the offline recording. This is useful if it is a long recording but you need to do something else with your computer that could affect the recording (eg attend meeting using desktop videoconferencing). If necessary you can pause the recording and resume it after you finish your other task. 12. When the recording process finishes close the offline recorder window. The recording is now saved to the location you specified as an .mp4 file.
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