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Morae Recorder
If Recorder finds data that might be recoverable
If Recorder's file recovery process finds data that may be recoverable after a crash, a dialog appears with the
following options:
If you want Recorder to attempt to recover the recording data immediately, select Recover the data
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now.
If you want Recorder to place the data in the batch processing queue for processing later, select
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Recover the data later.
If you want to permanently delete the data without recovering it, select Delete the data from my
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system.
See also:
How Rich Recording Technology (RRT) Works
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Check for Upgrade Settings Options
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Codecs in Morae
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Morae Recorder COM Server
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Codecs in Morae
The word codec stands for compressor/decompressor. A codec compresses videos down to smaller sizes, or
decompresses videos for playback. A codec is the algorithm used to create a video. By default, Windows
comes with many different codecs you can use in Morae. Each codec has its own set of strengths and
weaknesses. Certain codecs are better to use in certain situations, because of the way they compress
content. This section describes the most commonly used codecs and the ideal content they are suited for and
how to select different codecs in Recorder and Manager.
The TechSmith Screen Capture Codec (TSCC) is the default codec used for recording screen video. TSCC
compression is lossless and provides the highest quality and smallest file sizes for low-complexity screen
content, like typical office-style application content.
The Full motion video option is the best choice for recordings created by Recorder and videos produced by
Manager that contain a lot of real-world motion.
For example, use Full motion video if the recording includes a Picture in Picture (PIP) window or if you are
recording a user interacting with a game or a similarly graphic-intensive application. Although lossless
compression can be used with full-motion content, the resulting file sizes will be large. The Full motion video
option results in some loss of video and audio quality, but the recording/video file sizes are manageable.
For more information on codecs, see
Commonly Used Codecs
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Full Motion Video Default Settings
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Lossless Video Default Settings
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Video Compression Setup Options
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See also:
How Rich Recording Technology (RRT) Works
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Check for Upgrade Settings Options
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Morae Player
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Recording File Recovery Options
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Morae Recorder COM Server
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