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Subject: Issue when converting ARF file to WMV
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HerbG
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06/06/2008 10:59 AM Alert 

Glad to know I'm not alone on this pesky issue. I've now converted ARF files for about 4 hours and failed each time to get video included. I've made sure my Windows Media player was the latest version (11.xxxx). Removed and reinstalled the Network Recording Player twice. Spoke with tech support for over an hour. I'm also sure that my hair is ever more grey that before, but I can't attest to that.

Can anyone give me any suggestions?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Herb

rangulo
Posts:6

06/07/2008 7:38 PM Alert 
Two suggestions:

1. Make sure you are not viewing video while converting; stop view and just convert.
2. Create short clip that you can forward to webex tech support and have them see if they can convert it.
trpaul
Posts:1

06/13/2008 4:47 PM Alert 

I am also having this issue using the Cisco Corporate Standard desktop image on a Thinkpad T61 Laptop w/ Media Player 10 and Encoder V.9.

It is really a pain that I have to call Webex techsupport to convert my ARF files to WMV.

In addition, if you convert to Flash, the Network Recording Player exports two FLV files - one for audio, one for video -- and you can't bind them together to make one flv file.

On the Mac player, there is no export using quicktime (H.264). There is no export at all.

 

So to recap:

Export to WMV doesn't work or is unstable at best.

Export to Flash creates too many files

Export in Mac isn't available.

 

Please fix this functionality!

 

hvaldez
Posts:109

06/16/2008 1:23 PM Alert 
Thank you for your recent post.

Per the Product Manager for Network Based Recording, "we're aware of all these issues and we are working diligently on fixing it...." I can assure you our engineering team is working to resolve this problem as quickly and efficiently as possible and ultimately make it more reliable.

I still encourage you (and folks that read this post with similar issues) to contact Technical Support: (866) 569-3239, option 1 for technical support related issues.
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