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WM Recorder 11 - User Guide and FAQ

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Recording Mode Setup

During the installation WM Recorder sets up the default recording mode to ADA (Adapter). If ADA mode cannot be setup the recording mode is set to PRO (Proxy). ADA mode cannot be setup if:
  • The adapter monitor WinPcap failed to install.
  • Your Internet security software blocks WM Recorder files to access to the Internet.
  • The network adapter utilized in your computer does not allow access to its data.
In this case we recommend to try to setup the ADA mode manually after the installation is finished. To do this click MODE then click ADA Mode in the Recording Modes dialog.

ADA and PRO are real time recording modes. When operating in one of these modes the recorder can automatically capture and record while playing video or audio from your browser or media player (real time). ADA provides the best capture capabilities and all the stream formats listed above can be recorded in real time. PRO can capture and record in real time only Windows Media and Real Player streams. However if the stream URL is available (known) all formats listed above can be recorded regardless the recording mode selected (see URL recording below).

How to record using WM Recorder

Recording is easy. There are a few different ways to do it - you can record in Real Time, or record from captured URLs. Plus, you can choose AUTO Recording Mode (under the Options button).

Here's how to record in Real Time:

With AUTO recording mode enabled (AUTO ON):
record video and radio using WM Recorder
  1. Using your browser or your media player, play the video or audio you want to record.
  2. Recording starts automatically. The RECORD button turns to STOP. Once the recording begins you can start playing and recording another video / audio clip. There is no need to wait until the play is finished.
  3. To end one or more recordings click STOP and select the desired action from the pop-up menu.
With AUTO recording mode disabled (AUTO OFF):
WM Recorder for recording music video
  1. Using your browser or your media player, play the video or audio you want to record.
  2. The URL (Internet address) and the File Name of the clip are displayed on the main screen. Click Record to start recording. Once the recording begins you can start playing and recording another video / audio clip.
  3. To end one or more recordings click Stop and select the desired action from the pop-up menu.
Important: If you're having trouble recording, try this:
  1. Close all open Windows Media Player and Internet Explorer Windows.
  2. Open WM Recorder.
  3. Reopen your browser or Media Player.
  4. Click Record.
  5. Play the video to record.
Closing all browser windows and Windows Media Player before opening WM Recorder is necessary when recording using the default Proxy Mode. In ADA Mode, this isn't necessary.

How to Record using URL Recording

All captured URLs are saved and you can access them by clicking the View button, and opening the Saved Links window. Highlight one or more URLs and click the Record button at the bottom of the Saved Links window to record the entire selection. You can also add manually URLs to the Saved Links data base.

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