My company recently migrated from Lync 2013 to Skype for Business Desktop. When I record a meeting in Skype, I no longer am able to record any screen sharing. It worked in Lync 2013. According to https://support.office.com/en-us/article/record-and-play-back-a-skype-for-business-meeting-6d1dd3c5-ded7-4935-8db0-d6d7173c482f which says:
When you record a Skype for Business Meeting, you capture audio,
video, instant messaging (IM), screen sharing, PowerPoint slides,
whiteboard activity, and polling. Any of the presenters can record a
meeting and save it on their computers.
I have multiple monitors set up; I tried sharing my primary desktop and tried sharing a specific program on my primary desktop, and neither approach saved the shared screen. It just recorded audio.
[Update] Additional details originally added as a comment about a month after initial post:
I do have a Targus USB 3.0 ACA038US video driver plugged into my docking station so I can have three screens. Skype recognizes all three screens when I share, but nothing is recorded. I tried sharing just a program and that did not work either. I disabled the monitor using USB video driver and that did not help either. I did not try unplugging the USB adapter yet.
I found out a month after my original post that I am able to successfully record screen sharing when working from home, where I am not using the Targus USB video driver. I do have two screens at home; the laptop, and a monitor plugged into the docking station, so the problem appears to be the Targus hardware or Targus driver.
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I am trying to find (with no success) a way to control the Teams device settings and mute options via PowerShell (or registry).
Here is the scenario:
We have a video conference system and when its turned off the computer plugged into it defaults back to its built in mic and speakers for teams calls. I would like to have a script to run that would set it to the conferencing devices and automatically unmute the current call. I don't mind if restarting teams is part of the process.
It looks like the Teams client app doesn't have a COM object to use, so I am looking to the stack community to see if there is a way to do this.
I wish simply educating the users was an option, but there are too many users with too few technical skills.
Any documentation or information about how to accomplish my goal would be appreciated.
Thank you
Hello I am trying to work out how to set kodi up on my smart TV. My main problem lies with the TV being on the wall in another room too far away from power sources. She has sky installed and that was situated in the other room and with a HDMI lead fed under to floorboards to the other room by a professional someone or other. I am unable to feed another HDMI lead along the line.
Is there a way I could connect kodi by some other means to the TV? I am not really up on these things.
At the moment I have the kodi box in another room and I have to switch the sky lead to the kodi box to use. Also this means you have to be in the other room.
Can anyone suggest a way for me to get kodi working on the tv and be able to operate it via remote control?
I use Kodi on all of my TVs through an amazon fire stick. Most smart TVs have a USB on the back of the TV that can power the fire stick while its plugged into the HDMI so you wouldn't have to worry about power. I have a Sony bravia that will control the fire stick as long as I am on the input the fire stick is plugged into so no need for an additional remote.
To start off this is the wrong place to ask. This is a Q and A platform for programming questions and coding related questions.
To give you an answer though because I'm not a dick the best way to do it would be using a NAS. You would have two Kodi boxes but one media store.
I'm not sure which device do you use.
In my case, I installed Kodi on my Raspberry Pi(RPi) and TV and RPi are connected with HDMI. My TV is Samsung SmartTV, which supports HDMI-CEC. So, RPI can get RCU Key input from TV.
(HDMI-CEC allows devices connected to your TV through HDMI ports to communicate back and forth with your TV. )
In addition, you can customize keymaps for remotes in GUI by using the community Keymap Editor add-on.
https://kodi.wiki/view/Keymap
Check your TV supports HDMI-CEC, first.
I want to use MonkeyTalk for recording and replaying the user actions on the mobile device for measuring energy consumption but I don't want the mobile device to be connected the the computer or its WiFi to be on (because it consumes energy) when it is replaying the actions. So does anybody know if the phone has to be connected with a cable or WiFi to the computer when you want to replay the recorded interactions?
I would also appreciate to know if you have any suggestion for using other tools.
Update entire app from SVN to your mac system.You are creating an IOS agent to your app activate for testing.Once running your app then automatically record option is activated in monkey talk automation tool.
Is it possible to build an Iphone/Ipad app (and Android app) that can do two things: stream an interface and the respective content (particularly video) to a TV and then let me use the phone itself as a remote control for this interface?
Basically the idea is, you don’t need a smart TV anymore or some kind of set-top box or other connected device, just the smart phone which you carry around all the time anyway and which is connected to your local wireless connection. Maybe a docking station with a HDMR connection to the TV, so you are not emptying your battery.
Do you know any comparable implementation or use?
If it is theoretically possible, can you anticipate any performance problems, bottlenecks and how those could be resolved?
If this it’s not possible, which links are missing, what technology would have to be developed first?
Thank you for your thoughts on this!
Jacob
The iPhone/iPad would work for this. It allows you to output to a second screen. You can stream video, audio, whatever. A cool example I saw was using the TV as the primary display and the phone as a controller for a game.
There are two ways to do it. You can use an hdmi output or a vga output. There is also a AirPlay, which will let you do it wirelessly. You would need an AirPlay capable device (like an AppleTV) for it to work though.
I have 2 iphones. I would like to record live video from one, and show that video live on the screen of the other. Is there a way to do this locally (ie not bouncing through a server somewhere) maybe using local bluetooth/wifi, with gamecenter perhaps?
I'm open to existing apps too, if they exist. Thanks,
This is definitely possible with an existing app. Have a look at Airbeam.
I'm running it on two iPhones, one connected to the other through Personal Hotspot sharing. The app allows me to view and record video and audio on either device from the other, over ad-hoc wifi.
You can (and probably should) use Bonjour for handling communications between two iPhones. You can modify this tutorial example to send the recorded video from one device to another.
Update: Looks like a StackOverflow user has managed to do just this, although not perfectly.