Re: Video Recording App
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I had this problem with Quicktime, it does not record screen audio output but only what is picked up by the built-in microphone. So if I put on a YouTube video and use Mac Speakers, the built-in microphone picks it up. If I use Airpods for speaker and microphone, and set audio so system or Airpods, it does not record the video output. I solved this by installing an third party plug-in BlackHole 16ch, which is a hack to allow recording of audio output and not just what the microphone picks up.
Local recording is available to free and paid subscribers. Local recording allows participants to record meeting video and audio locally to a computer. Local recordings can include participant names, separate audio tracks for each participant, timestamps, and other options. Local recordings capture the meeting as the participant recording sees the meeting, meaning the recording will capture the meeting in speaker view, if that is what video layout is currently in use.
You can upload recorded files to a file storage service such as Dropbox, Google Drive, or a streaming service like YouTube or Vimeo. Local recording files can be found in the default Zoom recording folder on your system.
During a Zoom recording, a participant can Stop or Pause the recording. If a participant stops the recording and starts it again, a new video file will be created for the next recording segment. If a participant pauses the recording and starts it again, Zoom will record to the same video file for the recording segment.
Note: Setting the default location to a cloud syncing folder (such as Dropbox, Google Drive, or One Drive), an external drive, or network storage device may cause issues with saving and converting the local recording. Zoom strongly recommends keeping the default location on a local drive for recordings.
Prometheus supports two types of rules which may be configured and thenevaluated at regular intervals: recording rules and alertingrules. To include rules in Prometheus, create a filecontaining the necessary rule statements and have Prometheus load the file viathe rule_files field in the Prometheus configuration.Rule files use YAML.
Recording rules allow you to precompute frequently needed or computationallyexpensive expressions and save their result as a new set of time series.Querying the precomputed result will then often be much faster than executingthe original expression every time it is needed. This is especially useful fordashboards, which need to query the same expression repeatedly every time theyrefresh.
Recording and alerting rules exist in a rule group. Rules within a group arerun sequentially at a regular interval, with the same evaluation time.The names of recording rules must bevalid metric names.The names of alerting rules must bevalid label values.
A limit for alerts produced by alerting rules and series produced recording rulescan be configured per-group. When the limit is exceeded, all series producedby the rule are discarded, and if it's an alerting rule, all alerts forthe rule, active, pending, or inactive, are cleared as well. The event will berecorded as an error in the evaluation, and as such no stale markers arewritten.
This is useful to ensure the underlying metrics have been received and stored in Prometheus. Metric availability delays are more likely to occur when Prometheus is running as a remote write target due to the nature of distributed systems, but can also occur when there's anomalies with scraping and/or short evaluation intervals.
If a rule group hasn't finished evaluating before its next evaluation is supposed to start (as defined by the evaluation_interval), the next evaluation will be skipped. Subsequent evaluations of the rule group will continue to be skipped until the initial evaluation either completes or times out. When this happens, there will be a gap in the metric produced by the recording rule. The rule_group_iterations_missed_total metric will be incremented for each missed iteration of the rule group.
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I have to record interviews and I always hide my self view and it works but since yesterday it is now recording me when I speak in the interviews, which I dont want, why is it doing that, and how do I make it stop?
I do interviews for my job and all my interviews I hide my self and record and they never show me but I need the people I am interviewing to see me , but yesterday the recordings started showing me whenever I spoke, it has never done this in the past 2-3 years that I have been interviewing so something changed.
Is that the only way to get off the video totally?
If I turned off the video completely, participants would not be able to see me.
In the past it works (Hide Self) the video will not show my face.
Now when I play back I see myself even though I hide self.
Actually, I recorded my podcast today and I also hide my self view. The camera light was showing on and my pod cast participant confirmed that they can see me fine. Needless to say I was surprised that it only recorded my audio for the whole podcast episode which I did not want. What could have gone wrong? I also for the first time opted to save the recording locally instead of on the cloud. Could that have had anything to do with it?
Yes, the layouts between Cloud and Local recordings can be different. Cloud setup is controlled by your settings on the Zoom Web Portal at on the Recording tab. Local setup is controlled by your Zoom Desktop app's Settings window in the Recordings tab there.
I thought I had the AI thingy disabled, but when I recorded my Zoom meeting from last week, the resulting recordiong was accompanied by a transcript and "chapter summaries". All of these were particularly bad, with spelling errors, misinterpretations, etc. etc.
It seems to me that AI might be useful for recording meetings where discussion deals exclusively with who's assigned to do what next week in the office, and stuff like that. But for more substantive discussions, where the subject matter is not hyper-simple, Zoom's AI functions are truly terrible.
I'm currently trying to erase the chat transcript from my uploaded recording, but I have to erase it individually phrase-by-phrase. Is there any way to erase the whole thing? Otherwise, erasing it is slower than rewatching the whole meeting in real time.
Hi @ErnieTamminga
Sorry to hear the quality of the transcript and chapter summaries wasn't great quality. We're working constantly to improve the quality of these AI-powered features.
If you want to delete the transcript, instead of deleting line by line, you can just delete the transcript entirely. When viewing the various files created for each cloud recording, just find the file named Audio transcript, hover your cursor over it, and click the little trashcan icon. Here's an example from one of my old cloud recordings:
The link that Zoom sent me, to get to the recording of my session, takes me to a page where I can play the recordings and look at the transcript, etc. (see screenshot) ... BUT there are no actual "files" displayed, so I don't find a way to delete the unwanted file.
When I recorded something on Canvas Studio and pressed "Save", I got an error window that said "Sorry, looks like we broke something:(" My 27 minute recording was just gone, vanished. Has this happened to anyone else?
I have found a work around accidentally. These videos are saved to your local computer first before they are uploaded to Canvas Studio. Any videos that you have "lost" are still there. You have to be on the computer that you recorded them on for this to work.
Hi there, @nclemence59 Welcome to the Canvas Community. Thank you for posting your question. I am sorry to read that your Studio recording disappeared. That's never fun. We also have Studio, and I've never heard of an issue like this before. Could you please tell us...when you pressed on the "Record" icon at the top of the main Studio dashboard screen (next to "Add" and "Search"), which option did you choose? "Screen Capture" or "Webcam Capture"? Also, have you tried reaching out to the folks at the Canvas Help Desk to see if they would be able to help recover the recording for you? How do I get help with Canvas as an instructor?
I just had a 16+ minute video recorded with webcam come up with only a green screen for the visual after uploading. Audio is there, but no visual. Very disappointed to have to record this again. I can't find any reference material on Canvas nor in Q&A to tell me why this happened. Can only guess it was because the video was longer than the "5 minutes" recommended by Studio/Canvas. Some processes take LONGER than 5 minutes to explain.
I've hit 'upload' for a 48 minute tutorial with Canvas Studio video and its uploaded a 1 second version and lost the rest of my video. This is unacceptable. Where is it? Please advise. I have students waiting to see this.
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