<p>Yes. In the old days, we would use a scan converter which took a computer video signal and output it as S-Video. </p>

<p>You have a few options. The least intrusive is to continue to use your existing method of recording the screen, but to request the slides from the presenters.  Then, using the video recording of the screen for timing, you overlay the slides at the appropriate times. If you save the presentation as a website in Microsoft PowerPoint, it will generate a series of JPEG images which are handy for your video editing.</p>

<p>Other methods require you to have access to the computer or the connection to the projector. If you can install software on the presentation computer, you could do a video screen capture.</p>

<p>If you need to capture animations or video, you'll need to capture the actual video signal from the computer. You could send the computer output to a distribution amplifier, and send one of those outputs to a recorder, or you could install an SDI video card, and send the output to a recorder. This is the highest quality solution, but probably exceeds your budget.</p>

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<p>I need to record a live presentation. I can have a camera to record the slides on projection but usually it comes out washed out. I need a way to have some kind of splitter that goes between the presenter computer and the projection. This was I can record everything I see on the presenter computer screen. Is there a such device?</p>

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What equipment can I use to record presenter's computer screen?
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# What equipment can I use to record presenter's computer screen?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-02-12)

I need to record a live presentation. I can have a camera to record the slides on projection but usually it comes out washed out. I need a way to have some kind of splitter that goes between the presenter computer and the projection. This was I can record everything I see on the presenter computer screen. Is there a such device?

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> **username_1**: Can you add whether you are using a mac or PC, what your budget is, where the videos will end up - do you need to record HD or 4K, etc...  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-02-13. Score: 0

Yes. In the old days, we would use a scan converter which took a computer video signal and output it as S-Video.

You have a few options. The least intrusive is to continue to use your existing method of recording the screen, but to request the slides from the presenters. Then, using the video recording of the screen for timing, you overlay the slides at the appropriate times. If you save the presentation as a website in Microsoft PowerPoint, it will generate a series of JPEG images which are handy for your video editing.

Other methods require you to have access to the computer or the connection to the projector. If you can install software on the presentation computer, you could do a video screen capture.

If you need to capture animations or video, you'll need to capture the actual video signal from the computer. You could send the computer output to a distribution amplifier, and send one of those outputs to a recorder, or you could install an SDI video card, and send the output to a recorder. This is the highest quality solution, but probably exceeds your budget.


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