This button will start and stop the recording for an individual slide. Once the button is pressed, after the system initializes there will be a message that says "Recording...". That is when the actual audio recording begins. The recording timer will start as well. The "Record" button will change to the "Stop" button.
If audio already existed for the slide the user will be prompted to overwrite the current audio or cancel the recording operation.
Pressing the Stop button stops the recording. Once the recording is stopped the system takes a few seconds to save the audio file. While it is saving a progress wheel will be displayed. Once the audio is done saving, the audio player will become visible.
There is no pause button for recording.
These lights indicate the input volume of what is being recorded. The recording input levels can be adjusted in the Recording Settings menu.
Recording levels will vary from system to system. Just because the recording level lights do not reach a certain level or seem to reach too high does not mean that the recording will turn out poorly. The best way to check what the recording level lights mean on a particular system is to record a small sample, note the light levels, and then listen to the audio that it produces by using the built-in audio player.
During playback the timer displays the length of the audio clip. During recording the timer shows how long the recording has been going.
This allows the user to playback an audio clip for a slide. It is a standard QuickTime player.
This shows the Lecturer's Notes that were entered in Microsoft PowerPoint for this slide. This field is not editable from within LecShare Pro.
To change the Lecturer's Notes, LecShare Pro must first be closed, and then the original PowerPoint presentation can be reopened in PowerPoint and edited.
The audio is saved to a standard QuickTime movie file (.mov).
The recording settings can be adjusted through the Recording Settings Menu.