Solodovnik
> lots of questions :)
>
> 1) openmeetingsModuleKey should be used to separate users/files of
> multiple CMS connected to one openmeetings (multiple moodles in your case)
> 2) sure you can manage the recordings it is located at
> OM_HOME/webapps/openmeetings/streams/hibernate/
lots of questions :)
1) openmeetingsModuleKey should be used to separate users/files of multiple
CMS connected to one openmeetings (multiple moodles in your case)
2) sure you can manage the recordings it is located at
OM_HOME/webapps/openmeetings/streams/hibernate/
3) The id in the streams folder
Hello,
I've some questions about openmeetings in connection with different
moodle-installations. I have installations of openmeetings (1.8, 1.9 and
2.0) for different moodle-sites. Particularly I am interested in how to
manage conference-recordings of openmeetings. The goal is to hav
you should run .jnlp file manually or associate it with javaws.
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 5:12 PM, Fernando Acedo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I setup OM and all is running well but I can't record the session. When I
> click the Recording button, the browser opens a new blank window and
> download a .jnlp
Hi all,
I setup OM and all is running well but I can't record the session. When I click
the Recording button, the browser opens a new blank window and download a .jnlp
file.
If I open manually the address http://:5080/openmeetings/screensharing
I get the directory listing.
I made som
Hello!
Now I have not had any problems making recordings, since I stopped sharing the
screen within recording. Anyway, I guess this should be reported as a bug in
the tracker?
I do have some other questions on the topic of recording too, not bugs.
1. I would like to have better sound quality
nd I am a bit concerned over how much disk space this would require.
>>>>
>>>> I just made a test with my laptop's standard resolution 1280x800 with
>>>> webcam at 30 fps. It seems 4 hours of this video would consume about 5/4
>>>> GiB of disk space
e. I would be recording over 4h of teaching every
>>> week and I am a bit concerned over how much disk space this would require.
>>>
>>> I just made a test with my laptop's standard resolution 1280x800 with
>>> webcam at 30 fps. It seems 4 hours of this vi
consume about 5/4
>> GiB of disk space. I find this quite much, and on the other hand I would
>> not mind reducing the quality of the recordings a bit. (It is intended that
>> the students participate live, not that they study archived recordings.) Is
>> it someho
require.
>
> I just made a test with my laptop's standard resolution 1280x800 with
> webcam at 30 fps. It seems 4 hours of this video would consume about 5/4
> GiB of disk space. I find this quite much, and on the other hand I would
> not mind reducing the quality of the recordi
and I would not mind reducing
the quality of the recordings a bit. (It is intended that the students
participate live, not that they study archived recordings.) Is it somehow
possible to tell ffmpeg to make a smaller-resolution video with higher
compression to save space?
Friendly greetings,
Mikael
Getting an error when opening recordings.. also found a spelling error on
the message. The should be there?
The have been errors while processing the recording..
Log:16.07.2012 03:20:12
generateFFMPEG
process-generateFFMPEG
error-ffmpeg version 0.11.1 Copyright (c) 2000-2012 the FFmpeg
Hi Daniel,
I had no answer on this question so far. But since recording from the
screen-sharing application works, I haven't searched further.
Sorry,
Thibault
Le 04/06/2012 18:07, Daniel Hauswirth a écrit :
> Hi Thibault
>
> 2012/4/4 Thibault Le Meur :
>> The first one is relative to the "Record
Hi Thibault
2012/4/4 Thibault Le Meur :
> The first one is relative to the "Recording button" which I can never see.
> I tried to modify the following parameter in
> webapps/openmeetings/config.xml, but I see no difference while in the
> conference room.
>
> visible
>
> Is the only way to record
Hi Alexander,
the ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception should be fixed, please use the latest
revision or the next upcoming nightly build to rerun your tests.
Thanks!
Sebastian
2012/4/11 Listas Fernandes
> Hi.
>
> I have a terrible problem when I'm saving my recordings.
>
> H
Hi,
I've got 2 questions about the recording feature.
The first one is relative to the "Recording button" which I can never see.
I tried to modify the following parameter in
webapps/openmeetings/config.xml, but I see no difference while in the
conference room.
visible
Is the only way to record
*OpenMeetings moves to Apache Foundation, update your bookmarks to the new
project page:
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New Issue tracker is located:
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ings-user@incubator.apache.org
> Betreff: Re: Every user can delete recordings
>
> Hi Norbert,
>
> *Worse is however, that any user can delete any recording.*
> => Well only if you do not place it in your private section.
>
> There might be plans to extend that in the future
. Januar 2012 13:10
An: openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Every user can delete recordings
Hi Norbert,
*Worse is however, that any user can delete any recording.*
=> Well only if you do not place it in your private section.
There might be plans to extend that in the future but
/21 Norbert Haag :
> Well, yes but that means I am not able to share recordings with a special
> group. Worse is however, that any user can delete any recording.
>
> Would you consider to implement a dedicated group(organization) folder?
>
>
>
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
&
Well, yes but that means I am not able to share recordings with a special
group. Worse is however, that any user can delete any recording.
Would you consider to implement a dedicated group(organization) folder?
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: seba.wag...@gmail.com [mailto:seba.wag
the public (all rooms set to
>
>
> · I recorded a session in one of the private rooms which is set as a
> private room for an organization called lecturer
>
> · I set the recoding to public (as I suppose keeping it under “my
> recordings” would prevent other mem
to
. I recorded a session in one of the private rooms which is set as a
private room for an organization called lecturer
. I set the recoding to public (as I suppose keeping it under "my
recordings" would prevent other members of the organization to playback)
.
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