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FAQ -> Recording -> Where can I change the recording settings?
Where can I change the recording settings?
In the user panel you can find settings for the recorder. If you want to change them, please click on the icon of your profile in the right upper corner and choose “Recorder Settings”.
You will be redirected to the “Custom Settings” page.
1. Selecting Custom Settings – here you can customize the following elements of your recording (depending on the package you select, in the CUSTOM package you can choose your FPS, dimensions, and video bitrate):
a) Frames Per Second (FPS) – from 12 to 30 FPS depending on the package
b) Dimensions
c) Interface language – language that will be used while recording in the room.
d) Video bitrate (the greater the bitrate of a video, the higher the video quality)
2.Storage providers
Recordings can be stored in your Amazon S3 or FTP server if required, and they will be directly uploaded to your chosen destination. If you need more information or need help configuring your FTP server or Amazon S3 drive, please contact our support.
READ ALSO: External storage/FTP
Maciej Biegajewski
Digital Marketing Specialist at RTCLab, where he co-creates the LiveWebinar platform, enabling webinars and effective remote communication. He has been working in the IT industry since 2012 as a marketing specialist. In previous companies, he played the role of a Scrum Master and learned the life cycle of a SaaS (Software as a Service) product from the bottom up. As an enthusiast of combining various fields and approaches to problem-solving, he looks to Agile methods and adapts their elements to the daily work of a marketer.
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