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On the ESS, Navigate to Monitor > Personal Capture. This opens a tab listing all of the Personal Capture publishing that has occurred, including user name username and publishing time and date, as shown in the below figure.
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| Combination | Example Scenarios |
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| A: Audio Only | The Instructor records voice only. This is useful for recordings that do not require any display or video recording and if storage space is a concern. This scenario creates an mp3. |
| A/V: Audio and Video (USB Camera) | The Instructor records voice and a video input. The most common scenario is the "talking head" – the Instructor is recording himself speaking. |
| A/D: Audio and Display (PC screen) | This is probably the most common Personal Capture scenario. The Instructor records voice and the PC display. Consider the common example of an Instructor walking though through a set of slides. |
| A/D/V: Audio and Display and Video | This scenario creates a full - rich media playback that includes the audio, the PC screen/display, and input from a USB capture device (webcam). A common use is the Instructor recording voice, a slide presentation, and a webcam headshot (the "talking head" as in the A/V combination). |
| A/V/V: Audio and Video and Video | This scenario captures audio with two USB video inputs. One common case is to have two "talking heads" being recorded, as in an interview with two individuals. Another example is audio plus two different views (or angles) of a performance and/or scientific experiment. |
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Personal Capture installer for Windows is provided as an .exe and can be run via command line installation. Be sure when doing so, however, that the target PC is running either Windows 7 or Windows 8/ 8.1 , and contains Microsoft .NET 3.5.
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Please note that if your institution has purchased Site licenses for Personal Capture, licensing is no longer managed on an a per-user basis, all users will have the ability to utilize Personal Capture. |