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Thank you so much for developing such easy-to-use and affordable software. I
use Conference Recorder regularly to record video iChats with my daughter and
with my son and grandson. I don't get to see my son and grandson often,
so this really helps bridge the gap.
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-Shawn Girsberger
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Conference Recorder 2
record iChat audio and video
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Important: This product is no longer actively supported and does not function in Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will Conference Recorder record a multi-way conference?
A: Yes!
Q: Is there a discount available if I want to purchase more than one of your iChat-related products?
A: We offer a few specially priced software bundles here.
Q: Do you offer volume discounts for Conference Recorder?
A: Yes, please refer to the volume-pricing schedule. Discounts will be reflected in
your shopping cart automatically.
Q: Is Conference Recorder compatible with Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard)?
A: Yes, it is compatible.
Q: What advantages does Conference Recorder have over Leopard's built-in recording feature?
A: There are numerous advantages to using Conference Recorder.
Here are a few: - Leopard's built-in recording solution requires both parties to be running Leopard. (If the remote party is a Windows PC or Tiger user, you cannot record.) Conference Recorder wil record regardless of the remote user's software.
- Conference Recorder records local and remote audio on separate movie tracks allowing for easy editing.
- Conference Recorder allows you to turn off the recording indicator. (The flashing red dot.)
- Conference Recorder offers the option for uncompressed audio recording.
Q: How do I uninstall Conference Recorder?
A: To uninstall Conference Recorder, run the "Install Conference Recorder" program included in the disk image. Click "Uninstall".
Q: How large are the movie files generated by Conference Recorder?
A: Movie file size will vary based on quality and size settings. Refer to our movie size guide to see estimated file
sizes for
various configurations.
Q: Will Conference Recorder also record Skype calls?
A: For Skype recording, you'll need Call Recorder, which is a different program.
Q: How do I convert my chats to MP3 files?
A: A program called Convert To
MP3 is included with Conference Recorder. This conversion tool
allows you
to easily convert your QuickTime files into MP3 files. To
use, drag a recorded QuickTime file to the "Convert to MP3" icon and it
quickly creates an MP3 file from your recording.
Q: Can I bring the QuickTime movies made by Conference Recorder into iMovie?
A: Yes. To do so, just drag the movie file into iMovie and it will automatically import the media.
Q: How do I convert my chats to AAC (MP4) files?
A: We provide a free program called Convert To
AAC for use with Conference Recorder. This conversion tool allows
you
to easily convert your QuickTime files into AAC files. To
use, drag a recorded QuickTime file to the "Convert to AAC" icon and it
quickly creates an M4A file from your recording.
Q: How can I access each side of the conference as individual
tracks?
A: Conference Recorder records each side of the chat as a separate
QuickTime movie track. Ecamm provides a simple conversion tool called Split Movie Tracks, which can be used to
extract the individual movie tracks for further editing. The
resulting audio files can be used with most any sound editing
program.
Q: Can the other people in the conference tell that I'm recording the conference?
A: Conference Recorder displays a red dot in the corner of a videoconference when it's being recorded. This is intended as a courtesy to other participants in the conference. You can disable this indicator in the Recording Settings. If this indicator is disabled, conference participants will not know that they are being recorded unless you tell them.
Q: I recorded some movies with Conference Recorder v1.0.1 and now I don't hear any audio when I listen to them in QuickTime Player. What's going on?
A: As a result of an unfortunate bug and the QuickTime update, recordings
made with Conference Recorder 1.0.1 and earlier no longer have audio when
played in QuickTime 7.0 and higher. For details and instructions on how
to fix the movies, see the known issues page.
For answers to questions not listed here, feel free to contact support.
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