Enhancing System Performance - SMART Notebook SE User Manual

To create a Windows
Media video file or
a self-extracting file
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After SMART Recorder creates the video file, the Recording Complete dialog box
appears. The information in this dialog box includes the file location of the
recording, file size and duration of the recording.
9. If you want to view the recording after you close this dialog box, select
Play Recording.
10. If you want to share the recording with viewers who don't have SMART Video
Player but you created the recording in the SMART Recorder video format, select
Share Recording.
11. Click OK.
If you selected Play Recording, the file plays in your default media player.
If you selected Share Recording, the Share Recording dialog box appears.
Create a Windows Media video file or a self-extracting file as described in the
next procedure.
1. Create the recording as described in the previous procedure. Ensure you select
the Share Recording option.
The Share Recording dialog box appears.
2. Select WMV to create a Windows Media video file, and then click Next.
OR
Select Self extracting to create a self extracting file, and then click Next.
3. Click Next.
4. Click Browse, browse to the location where you want to save the file, type a file
name, and then click Save.
5. Click Next.
6. Click Finish.
Enhancing System Performance for Recording
If your system performance slows down when you use SMART Recorder, or the
recording quality isn't the standard you want, the following may improve performance:
• Save your files to a local hard disk. Network drives are slower and
reduce performance.
• Select a lower video quality setting. You need to balance your expectations for
video quality with your computer's performance. Higher video quality produces
larger the files and places higher demands on your computer.
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