Enhancing system performance for recording

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Enhancing system performance for recording

If your system performance is slow when you use SMART Recorder, or the recording quality isn’t the standard you want, the following may improve performance:

Reduce your computer’s screen resolution and display color settings. Smaller screens and fewer colors result in faster performance.

Save your files to a local hard disk. Network drives are slower and reduce performance.

Disable hardware acceleration.

Try a different video card. Some video cards perform better than others. PCI Express cards generally provide a faster performance than Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) or Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) cards.

Select a lower video quality setting. You need to balance your expectations for video quality with your computer’s limitations. Higher video quality produces larger files and places higher demands on your computer.

SMART Meeting Pro PE 4.1

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Enhancing system performance for recording