The Presentation Creation and Recording feature of iVocalize is very powerful, yet simple to use.

iVocalize records all voice, public text messages, slides and whiteboard events. This feature captures everything that happens in your conference room and makes it easy to create your own rich multimedia web presentations. These presentations may be placed on your website and viewed on demand by your visitors.

iVocalize presentations can be fully experienced in any browser that supports Java applets, such as FireFox, Safari or Internet Explorer. The audio portion of a presentation can also be heard in any MP3 player.

1. Turn on recording

   Pull down the File menu and select Record Presentation, or just press Alt+R

   

2. Select the destination folder

   Enter a folder name in which to save your recording, e.g. SalesMeetingDecember2005

   

3. Recording in Progress

   While recording is in progress all audio, public text messages, browser navigations and whiteboard events will be recorded.

   Note the letter R in a yellow circle beside Alice's name, indicating that she is recording:

   

   Also note that the status bar shows Recording

   

4. Timing is Everything!

   Timing of the playback is controlled by the audio portion of the recording.

   This means that if 5 seconds of audio was recorded between two slides, then the playback will have a 5 second delay between the slides.

   However, if no audio is recorded between the changing of slides, then playback of those slides will happen at the same time, with the result that only the last slide will appear.

   Therefore, it is necessary to record some audio between consecutive slides to establish the delay.

5. Stop Recording

   Notice that you may Pause Recording or Resume Recording at any time by tapping Alt+P.

   When the presentation has ended, turn off recording by pulling down the File menu, and again selecting Record Presentation, or simply tap Alt+R.

6. Recording Complete

   Every recorded presentation consists of several files including a generated web page, compressed audio, a player applet, and image files from the presentation.

   The name of the folder changes depending on the name you provided when recording was initiated, however, the individual files contained in the recording always have the same names:

   

   File Name	File Description
   index.htm	web page used to start playback
   wb.htm	helper web page
   player.jar	java player applet
   presentation.bin	recorded data
   presentation.mp3	MP3 audio (Windows only)
   img	Image files

7. Replay

   To begin playback, simply open the index.htm file in your Java enabled browser. For best results, we recommend the latest version of the FireFox web browser. Note the MP3 link in the bottom left corner of the page.

   

   Note: Java version 1.3 or later is required to play back a presentation. Where required Java support is not present, only the MP3 recording will be available.

   If the presentation player does not appear as shown above, visit http://java.com/ and make sure that you have the latest version of the Java plugin.

   For best results, we recommend Mozilla FireFox as your web browser for playing presentations.

8. Upload

   You may now upload the completed presentation to your website.

   When uploading recordings to the web, upload the entire presentation folder, including all files.

   In this example, upload SalesMeetingDecember2005 to your website, and begin playback by accessing the URL:
   http://www.yoursite.com/SalesMeetingDecember2005/