Table Of Contents
Recording a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Meeting
Things to Know Before Recording a Meeting
Recording a Meeting from the Web Meeting Room
Recording a Meeting from Your Cisco Unified IP Phone
Listening to Meeting Recordings
Recording a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Meeting
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Things to Know Before Recording a Meeting
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Recording a Meeting from the Web Meeting Room
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Recording a Meeting from Your Cisco Unified IP Phone
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Listening to Meeting Recordings
Things to Know Before Recording a Meeting
Be aware of the following before recording a meeting:
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Only the voice portion of a meeting is recorded. Make sure that you archive any shared documents or screen captures of annotations separately.
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At least one participant must be in the voice meeting before you can start recording.
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You cannot record a breakout session. Only the voice meeting in the main web meeting room is recorded.
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Recordings can be stopped and started multiple times during a meeting.
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Recordings typically require 16Kbps of disk space.
Recording a Meeting from the Web Meeting Room
Before You Begin
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You must be a moderator.
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You must be in the web meeting room.
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Read the "Things to Know Before Recording a Meeting" section.
Procedure
Step 1
Locate the menu bar at the top of your screen.
Step 2
Choose Meeting > Record Meeting (Voice).
Step 3
(Optional) Choose Meeting > Record Meeting (Voice) again to stop recording.
Troubleshooting Tips
When you begin recording,
appears at the right side of the menu bar at the top of the screen and a check mark appears beside the Record Meeting (Voice) option.
Related Topics
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Listening to Meeting Recordings
Recording a Meeting from Your Cisco Unified IP Phone
Before You Begin
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You must have Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Phone View installed on your Cisco Unified IP Phone.
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You must be the meeting owner.
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Read the "Things to Know Before Recording a Meeting" section.
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Complete the "Viewing Meeting Details On Your Cisco Unified IP Phone" section on page 14-6 for the meeting that you want to record.
Procedure
Step 1
Press the Record softkey.
If you do not see the Record softkey, press more.
Step 2
Read the screen that appears, then press Record.
Step 3
Press Stop to stop recording the meeting.
Listening to Meeting Recordings
You can choose to listen to a meeting recording as soon as it becomes available. Meeting recordings are available within an hour after the meeting ends and are in MP3 format.
If the meeting associated with the recording was restricted to profile users or by a password, you will require this additional information to listen to the recording.
Before You Begin
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Make sure that you have a media player that can play MP3 files installed on your computer. Many media players are available as free downloads from the internet, such as Windows Media Player, Apple QuickTime, Apple iTunes, and Real Media Player.
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Find the meeting that you want to listen to. See the "Finding a Meeting or Recording" section on page 4-1.
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Know your username and password (if required).
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Know the meeting password (if required).
Procedure
Step 1
Log in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express.
Step 2
(Optional) Enter the meeting password if required.
The Meeting Details page appears.
Step 3
Click Play Recording.
Tip
The system administrator may purge meeting recordings after a certain time. To ensure that you have a recording available for future reference, download and save it after it becomes available.
Troubleshooting Tips
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If you see a message that tells you to log in, you must log in, then return to this Meeting Details page. After you log in and find this page again, you will see the Play Recording button.
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If the meeting status column does not show Recorded, one of the following situations may be true:
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The meeting has not yet ended.
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The meeting has recently ended and the recording is not yet available.
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The meeting was not recorded.
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The recording has been purged from the system and is no longer available.
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If you do not see an option to save the recording as a file, see the documentation for your browser, your operating system, or the application on your computer that plays MP3 recordings.