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What can Lectopia record?
Lectopia is capable of recording from the following input
sources:
- Audio
- Video
- Visualiser
- Screen Capture
Audio
The audio that is recorded is the same audio that comes through
the speakers in the lecture theatre. For example, if you play a
CD, video or audio cassette during the lecture, the audio from
these devices will be recorded. Similarly the audio from all of
the microphones provided is recorded (assuming the microphone is
switched on).
Video / Visualiser
The video that is recorded is usually the same as that
projected in the lecture theatre, except if you are projecting
from a computer. For example, if you play a video or use the
visualiser, the video from these devices will be recorded.
Lectopia is also capable of recording video from a video camera
source. For example, by connecting a video camera to the lecturn
and pointing the video camera at the speaker, Lectopia can be
used to record a talking head-style video lecture.
Screen Capture
The screen capture recording format captures everything that is
projected from your computer screen during the lecture. When you
arrive at the lecture venue, simply connect your laptop to the
projection system as per normal and turn on a microphone. Screen
capture allows you to record projected content such as PowerPoint
presentations, web browsing activities and software
demonstrations for the convenience of your students. NOTE: in some venues, it is also possible to capture projected content when switching between the computer and the visualiser - please contact the Lectopia Team in the first instance to confirm that this capability is available in the designated lecture venue.
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