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IP VCR administration

There are additional settings in Settings > Recording such as whether recordings loop back to the

beginning when they finish and the layout to use for point-to-point calls. See the online help topic

“Configuring recording settings”.

One setting of importance on this page is the whether the video stream being recorded is always sent back

to the endpoint. The IP VCR should not need to send video to an endpoint or MCU device that it is

recording; however, some devices are programmed not to transmit video unless video is sent to them. In

this case, you need to select this option so that the IP VCR can work with such systems. The IP VCR will

then send a blank video stream if the recording console is not in use, or the video stream being recorded if

it is.

On the other hand if the IP VCR sends video to the far end during a conference, then it is possible that the

video sent by the IP VCR ends up as part of the recorded conference in addition to the "real" participants in

that conference. In this case, you would need to deselect this checkbox.

Displaying the connection status

You can see the status of currently active connections on the Connections status page. Go to Connections.

You see connection and endpoint information as well as a snapshot of the video being played or recorded.

For playback and direct recording connections, information for just one endpoint is shown; for point-to-

point recordings, you see information for both endpoints. Endpoint information is not available for

connections that are streaming a recording (playing back to a computer).

Enabling the IP VCR for H.239

Before you can record a content channel in a conference you need to enable the IP VCR to do so. Go to

Settings > H.239 and see the online help topic “Configuring H.239 settings”. This page also lets you set

the size (in pixels) of the H.239 window used when streaming. For more information on the H.239 content

channel see Chapter 9‚ “Using data”.

Configuring endpoints

Configuring endpoints speeds up calling endpoints that you use frequently and playing back or recording.

You can configure an H.323 endpoint on the IP VCR by going to Endpoints > Add H.323. When the IP

VCR is recording a conference being hosted by an MCU, the IP VCR can call out to a configured endpoint

in to the conference.

See the online help topics “Displaying endpoint list” and “Configuring H.323 endpoints”.

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