Recording Webinars 101
You will be surprised at how fast you can start recording webinars once you have two computers and know a few tricks to get this done.
Broadcasting your webinar will take place on your primary computer (mac or pc). You should ensure that you get the cheapest services possible because doing this in a rush can be very expensive. If you are on a budget, then I recommend the one that I use: GoToWebinar by Citrix. GoToWebinar is ideal if you are targeting up to 1000 attendees on a webinar, and unlike other webinar services, you will be able to do this at an affordable cost. You will not be limited to just one presentation during the month. You can have as many webinars as you want in this month. For people who intend to experiment recording webinars, this is a perfect option.
The other services that are offered by some webinar services does not guarantee me a clean recording, and this is one thing that I try to avoid. Recording in Camtasia is the best option. It does not give you the hassle that other recording services have with different files that are confusing and sometimes don’t work as well.
Once you open Camtasia on your recording computer, set the recording box to 640 x 480. Having both a recording and a broadcasting computer will allow you to host the webinar and attend your own webinar at the same time. The audio must be set for manual input instead of automatic.
I have a tip for you as you record webinars that will help you to keep the echo and feedback down. You will need to get a cord from the electronic store that has a 1/80 jack on each end. After that you will need to plug one end into the microphone and the other end into the headset hole, and this will help you to have a continuous loop. When you do this, you will be able to able to talk as loud as you want and not get any feedback or echo while you record webinars. You do not have to record and edit it right away.
It will be necessary for you to re-size your webinar to fit into the green recording box from Camtasia. All that you will need is to hit the record button and then watch the sound levels. Then you are basically ready with your webinar recording.
After this you will be able to modify it according to your personal needs: web, CD, blog , etc. You are ready! Now you know the tips to record webinars that will make you look and sound professional.
Stephen Beck enjoys helping others build their businesses through online webinars. Go get his free online business information at http://www.WildlyWealthyWebinars.com so that you can begin today.
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