

- #RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING HOW TO#
- #RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING INSTALL#
- #RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING VERIFICATION#
You need to silence the original audio, and overlay your new audio. Open the original WMV file that "Recording Converter for Microsoft Office Live Meeting" made at step 1.
#RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING INSTALL#
Quite a reputable company, so you'd think you're OK, but it comes as part of Microsoft Essentials, and my advice is to go the custom install route, and at least remove MSN Messenger. You can also copy and paste chunks, thereby repeating, filling gaps or moving audio up or down the timeline, as shown below.įinally, export your new audio (it will combine any extra tracks you added) in a format you choose.

You can add this to the original track, or add a new Stereo track beneath the first, and do it there. If you can reproduce the same quality and sound to the original recording, you can hit the record button, and add your new audio to replace the removed bit. This is great for web casts, as they often cut out to save bandwidth if no one is speaking, so gaps in audio are common and not noticed. Then I hit pause, select the bit that I want to change, stop the playback and select the menu options "Edit", "Remove Special", "Silence Audio". In the image above, I played the audio until I find an "erm" - quite a few in this presentation :/ Now this is a great tool that's been around for ages and loved by all. With aTube Catcher, I extracted the audio as a WAV. JUST be careful to untick or decline the extras, as you go through - NOT JUST NEXT, NEXT, NEXT. The programs usually come with a LOAD of extra JUNK like browser plugins and search bar addons, that are nothing more than a form of suspicious adware and snooping tools. You can choose to go to their official site, or download from cNet or other semi-reputable sources, but BE WARNED,
#RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING VERIFICATION#
If the VERIFICATION does not meet your needs, please contact our Customer Service team. Go search for and find your preferred tool for separating out the audio. Office of Vital Records (Office hours are 7:00am 4:30pm M F). I want to use Audacity to edit my audio, which doesn't take WMV. Live Meeting audio is saved in WMV video format, so unless you have an editor that edits WMV audio, you'll have to convert it into another format like MP3 or WAV.

There are ways to find which codec is missing and install them. If you use another machine, you may not have the same codecs, and will not be able to convert, or even play the separate wmv files within the child folders (separate audio and video files). If it was the same computer you recorded it on, you should have no problems, and get a WMV produced at the end. Point it at the root folder of the recording you want to convert. Recording Converter for Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 I gather it is soon to be replaced with Skype, but if it helps someone else, then it was worth my time.
#RECORD OFFICE LIVE MEETING HOW TO#
This is however, no good for sharing on social media, so here is a quick guide on how to convert it, and also some basic tips on audio editing. The recording output is actually a folder, with an HTML page that generates a playback of the meeting, combining the different bits of video and content from presenters Microsoft Office Live Meeting has a built in recording feature, which allows multiple people to share a presentation, and content.
