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Users will be prompted to save the file first. A red recording indicator appears
on all video windows, whereas if a recording is done by other participants, no
indicator will be displayed on the user's screen. A recording can be played using
the
VLC media
player, by the following path – Tools > Preference > uncheck
'Allow only one instance' and 'Use only one instance' when starting from a file
manager. To play all videos at the same time, all should be selected and played.
Note–
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Recorded videos are saved as matroska (.mkv) files.
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There is only one file per participant.
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Any screen and file sharing during a call will not be recorded.
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Refrain from using Windows 10 Movie & TV player, as it does not play the
audio of the recording. Third�party recorders such as
can be tried.
As VSee does not have a built�in functionality to clear the call history, users
must manually delete the history file in the VSee directory. VSee is technically
capable of supporting up to 32 concurrent meeting participants, however for
quality issues, it is recommended to limit group calls to 3�6 participants. VSee
automatically scales down audio�video quality when it notices that it cannot
send all its data to users. This might sometimes appear as a sudden blurriness.
If everyone has a good network connection, it is possible to host larger group
calls.
Screen Share, Annotate, and Remote Control–Users can share application
windows or their entire desktop. Screen share is only possible while in a video
call. Sharing users can annotate, type text, and use remote control features.
Screencast�o�matic
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