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Using Kaltura Capture
UNM Learn’s media tools now include Kaltura’s next generation personal video capture product, Kaltura Capture. The Kaltura Capture desktop recorder offers a cleaner, more intuitive user interface. With only a few clicks, you can record two inputs simultaneously: mix and match combinations of cameras, screens and microphone.
1. From the lefthand course navigation menu, click My Media.
2. Click Add New/ Kaltura Capture.
2. Click on the link to download the version that is correct for your operating system: Download for Windows or Download for Mac.
3. The installation file should begin the download process. When finished, click to install Kaltura Capture.
4. Go back to UNM Learn> Your course> My Media> Add New and select Kaltura Capture again. NOTE: Your browser may prompt you to open Kaltura Capture. Select "Always open these types of links in the associated app" and click Open Kaltura Capture.
Kaltura Capture is a small is a stand-alone application; it now lives on your computer. Once you have followed the steps above, and launched Kaltura Capture through UNM Learn, you do not have to do it again. For the recording operations, you do not need a connection to the Internet. You should see a shortcut for it on your desktop. When you want to use it, click to launch the app.
Use the drop-down menus to select the desired recording options. For more, see the illustrated recording instructions.
If you have problems with audio, click the chevron next to the audio icon to select the correct microphone to use for your recording.
For help adjusting your settings or viewing your library of local recordings, see Kaltura Personal Capture Application Management.
For More Information: See the Kaltura Personal Capture User Guide.