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03/02/2008 03:51
 
rollye830
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I tried the Web Browser feature but I'm having a problem. First, when I play it, the audio produces an echo. Second, I cannot do what the following says "The browser will either mirror what you do off screen or allow you to find the page you need and then make that page live." (from the creator's email). I have version 3 and my PC runs Windows Vista. I'll appreciate any help as I think this is a cool feature.
 
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03/02/2008 14:24
 
owaits
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Joined: 30/12/2005
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Ah yes I know why you would get an echo on websites with audio. Had not considered viewing websites with audio. I will try and fix this.

"The browser will either mirror what you do off screen or allow you to find the page you need and then make that page live."

This is done through the live monitor window (opened by clicking on the eye in the top right of the main window). You get a duplicate of the on screen webpage which you can use to browse the same pages your audience sees. You also have a live button which is on by default and will be highlighted red. When live is active, any browsing in your off screen page is duplicated in the on-screen page. When live is not active (not highlighted) any browsing in your off-screen page will not appear on-screen until you select live again when it will be updated.
 
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23/02/2008 14:51
 
mwr9uk
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Joined: 27/11/2007
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Webclip is a great addition. I'm getting a script error when tying to use full screen youtube clips however.
Try this: http://youtube.com/v/NRMB2VaqKSQ
Perhaps it's to do with it re-directing?

Thanks
Matt.
 
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24/02/2008 16:33
 
owaits
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I have posted my reply to this in a seperate thread.

The best way to view YouTube videos in Screen Monkey is by downloading the video as an .flv file and then running it as a video. You can simply drag the flv file into Screen Monkey, this way you get much more control over the video playback. The jury is still out though on whether this is legal so please check any agreements you made before doing this.
 
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23/03/2008 23:48
 
mss71ny
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Joined: 23/03/2008
Posts: 7

Hi,

I ran across the concept of 'saving (downloading) a video file as an .flv file' through another avenue recently and was unable to figure out 'how' that is done - has YouTube changed their redirect dynamics or am I missing something?

Thanks
 
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