Recording Audio While Creating A Movie - Adobe 65029940 - Captivate - PC Using Manual

When you finish, click Stop.
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The audio is converted to MP3 format.
Click Play to listen to the recording.
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When you finish, click OK.
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Recording audio while creating a movie

Captivate lets you record an audio track at the same time you record a new Captivate movie. This
can be a very efficient way to create a full-featured movie quickly.
In the process below, the steps explain how to record audio while creating a Captivate movie
about an application. The process is similar if you create a custom size or full screen Captivate
movie.
To record audio and a new Captivate movie at the same time:
Open the application you want to record. (You must do this before recording.)
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Prepare your recording equipment.
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Open Captivate.
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On the Start Page, click Record or create a new movie.
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The New movie options dialog box appears.
Select Application and click OK.
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The Recording window appears.
In the Record specific window pop-up menu, select the application to record.
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Select Record narration.
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(Optional) Click Options to set a wide variety of recording options, including the capability to
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automatically capture screen shots and automatically generate text captions.
(Optional) If necessary, change the size and position of the window. You can resize the window
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by selecting one of the sizing handles on the red frame and dragging it. To change the location
of the window, move the mouse over the red frame until a four-point arrow appears, and then
drag the entire window to a new position. You can also click Snap red recording area to fit select
window to quickly change the size of the recording area to match the size of the application.
When you finish setting options, click Record.
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If this is the first time you are recording audio, a dialog box appears asking if you would like to
test audio levels. Click Yes to calibrate the recording device for optimal recording. Follow the
instructions and when you finish, click OK.
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