Recording is a task that is performed in the background and does not affect the user performance.
Whenever a session should be recorded (automatically or manually) VISULOX Service starts a task. This task records the session presentation by using the shadow command.
Available articles
- Example: Application based recording via vlxMode parameter
- Example: Application based recording via vlxMode parameter
- Example: Application based recording via vlxMode parameter
- Example: Application based recording via vlxMode parameter
- Example: Keyboard recording
- Example: Keyboard recording
- Example: Keyboard recording
- Example: Keyboard recording
- Example: Manual recording
- Example: Manual recording
- Example: Manual recording
- Example: Manual recording
- Example: Policy based recording
- Example: Policy based recording
- Example: Policy based recording
- Example: Policy based recording
- How to enable, configure and use recording
- How to enable, configure and use recording
- How to enable, configure and use recording
- How to enable, configure and use recording
- How to set auto commit or auto reject for recording
- How to set auto commit or auto reject for recording
- How to set auto commit or auto reject for recording
- How to set auto commit or auto reject for recording
- Recorded applications
- Recorded applications
- Recorded applications
- Recorded applications
- Recorder configuration
- Recorder configuration
- Recorder configuration
- Recorder configuration
- Recording
- Recording
- Recording
- Recording
- The application control variable "vlxMode"
- The application control variable "vlxMode"
- The application control variable "vlxMode"
- The application control variable "vlxMode"
- Useful database queries: Size of film chapters, snapshots, files, usage
- Useful database queries: Size of film chapters, snapshots, files, usage
- Useful database queries: Size of film chapters, snapshots, files, usage
- Useful database queries: Size of film chapters, snapshots, files, usage
- Watching films recorded before version 3.2 with Flash support
- Watching films recorded before version 3.2 with Flash support
- Watching films recorded before version 3.2 with Flash support
- Watching films recorded before version 3.2 with Flash support