Premium Account – Screenleap Blog https://blog.screenleap.com Live-Collaboration Platform for Your Website Mon, 23 May 2016 06:42:34 +0000 en-US hourly 1 182819694 Record Your Screen Shares For Later Playback https://blog.screenleap.com/2016/05/23/record-your-screen-shares-for-later-playback/ https://blog.screenleap.com/2016/05/23/record-your-screen-shares-for-later-playback/#respond Mon, 23 May 2016 15:00:35 +0000 https://blog.screenleap.com/?p=1818

We are excited to announce that subscribers on our Premium Account can now record their screen shares for later playback.

Enabling Recording

To enable recording, simply sign into your Premium account, click on the “Recordings” link, and then click on the “Enable recording” button.

recordings_page

All of your screen shares will now be recorded. Recording will start when your screen share starts.

Recording Processing

When your screen share ends, your recording will be encoded as a MP4 video that you can view or download. It takes some time to process your recording to encode it into a MP4 video. On average, the processing time will be comparable to the duration of the screen share: an hour-long screen share will take about an hour to process.

You can be notified via email when your recording is ready for you to view or download by enabling email notifications from the “Recordings” page.

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You can view or download your processed recordings from the “Recordings” page. To view your recorded screen share, simply click on the “View” link for the screen share you would like to see. You can download the recording by right-clicking on the “View” link and selecting the “Save video as…” option. Your Premium account includes 50GB of storage space for storing your recordings.

Limitations

Recordings are limited to three hours in duration. The recording feature currently does not support recording of audio. We plan to support audio recording once we add integrated audio support.

Give Recording A Try

We hope you will enjoy the new recording feature! As a reminder, it’s only available for Premium subscriptions, so be sure to upgrade to get access to recording, as well as custom branding, SSL encryption, unlimited daily sharing, meeting scheduling, and more. If you would like a free trial of the Premium account, please contact us to get set up.

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Secure Your Broadcasts With Broadcast Restriction and Broadcast Locking https://blog.screenleap.com/2013/07/15/secure-your-broadcasts-with-broadcast-restriction-and-broadcast-locking/ https://blog.screenleap.com/2013/07/15/secure-your-broadcasts-with-broadcast-restriction-and-broadcast-locking/#respond Mon, 15 Jul 2013 13:00:07 +0000 https://blog.screenleap.com/?p=801

This week we are going to cover two new security features available to Premium Account subscribers: broadcast restriction and broadcast locking. Broadcast restriction allows you to limit access to your screen share
to viewers with an access code that you specify, and broadcast locking allows you to prevent new viewers from joining a screen share that is already in progress.

Broadcast Restriction

When we launched the broadcast feature a year ago, one of the most requested enhancements was the ability to limit who could access a broadcast. With the latest update, it is now possible to require viewers to enter an access code before being allowed to view a broadcast.

Restrict access to your broadcast screen share

You can use access codes to create broadcasts for different groups of people. For example, if you have three broadcasts scheduled (at 11am, 12pm, and 1pm), you could do the following:

  1. Choose a different access code for each time slot.
  2. Send out invitations with a link to your broadcast page along with the corresponding code.
  3. At 11am, enter the access code assigned to your 11am time slot and start your broadcast. Only people with the 11am access code will be able to view it.
  4. At 12am, end your first broadcast and start a new broadcast with the code for the 12pm time slot. Only people with the 12pm access code will be able to view the second broadcast.

broadcast restrictions viewer page

If a broadcast runs over, the viewers for the next broadcast will not be able to gain access until the current broadcast ends. Please sign up for a Premium Account to use the broadcast restriction feature.

Broadcast Locking

In addition to restricting a broadcast with an access code, you can also lock a broadcast to prevent new users from joining. Simply start your broadcast without entering an access code and wait for all your viewers to join. Once your viewers have joined, you can click the Lock broadcast button found in the sharing instructions. No new viewers will be able to view your broadcast unless you unlock it by clicking the Unlock broadcast button.

Lock your broadcast screen share

Please sign up for a Premium Account to use the broadcast lock feature.

Additional Broadcast Page Messages

Subscribers on Premium Accounts will also be able to customize the messages that are shown to visitors when you are in the middle of a restricted or locked broadcast. To customize the additional broadcast page messages, click on the Customize your broadcast page link after signing in. You will be able to select the other broadcast messages from the select box at the top of the broadcast customization page.

Stay Tuned for More

We hope you find the new additions to the broadcast feature useful. Next week, we will preview our new app that allows you to share your screen from a Mac without needing to have Java installed. As always, we would love to hear from you so please share your feedback with us!

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