Recording live Webminar undetected

[GreatWhite]

Hi

I am a current RVC user.

I wonder if I am making recording from a live webminar by using RVC, will the presenter know/detect if someone is recording? Can the presenter do something to avoid the presentation being recorded?

Thank you.

GW

[stream-recorder.com]

Usually the presenters don't mind when you record their webinars.

Replay Video Capture record video from your screen and sound from your sound card. If you watch a webinar in a browser window and the webinar uses flash (not ActiveX, not Java), then the presenter won't know about the recording. When custom Windows/Mac OS applications or ActiveX or Java (not JavaScript) are used for webinars, they can get plenty of information from your OS, so there is a chance they can detect you recording.

[GreatWhite]

Thank you for your information.

When custom Windows/Mac OS applications or ActiveX or Java (not JavaScript) are used for webinars, they can get plenty of information from your OS, so there is a chance they can detect you recording.

Is there a way to avoid detection in this case?

Thank you.

GW

[stream-recorder.com]

In this case you may use a virtual machine. Run your webinar on a guest OS while running Replay Video Capture on a host OS.

Alternatively remote access software can be used, although the video quality is not always good in this case.

And you can use hardware to record as well.

[GreatWhite]

Thanks again for your advice.

BTW, when you are referring to using hardware to record, are you referring to using a Video Camera etc (shotting from the PC screen) for the recording....?

And, how can I tell whether is the presenter using a custom Windows/Mac OS applications or ActiveX or Java (not JavaScript) are used for webinars?

Thanks again.

In this case you may use a virtual machine. Run your webinar on a guest OS while running Replay Video Capture on a host OS.

Alternatively remote access software can be used, although the video quality is not always good in this case.

And you can use hardware to record as well.

[stream-recorder.com]

And, how can I tell whether is the presenter using a custom Windows/Mac OS applications or ActiveX or Java (not JavaScript) are used for webinars?

If you need to download and install custom software, than you can tell for sure.

You can read the requirements on the web-site to see what technology is used. Such web-sites usually require Adobe Flash Player or Java.

Also when Java is used, you can usually notice a Java icon in the system tray. And ActiveX objects seems to be supported by the Internet Explorer only, and when using default security settings in the latest I.E. versions, you are asked whether you allow to use an ActiveX object for a specific web-site or not.