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Call Recorder

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The Call Recorder Window

The Call Recorder window will appear when Skype is launched. It can also be accessed by choosing Call Recorder from the View menu.


  Click this icon to access Call Recorder settings.

  Click this button to start and stop recording.

  When a call is being recorded, the record button will become a stop button. The stop button will stop the recording and close the audio file. A new file will be created when recording is resumed.

  Holding down the option key during a recording will turn the stop button into a pause button. Use pause to stop the recording temporarily.

  Click this icon to reveal the recording file.

   This indicator will flash red when a call is being recording.

   Click this button to add a marker to your recorder. (See 'Adding Markers' below.)

Audio Level Meters:

Drag or double-click the bottom of the Call Recorder window to reveal the audio level meters:

The input and output level meters indicate the audio levels of your microphone input and remote party's level respectively.

Adding Markers:

You can easily mark a time in your call with an annotation. Click the pencil icon at any time during a recording to add a marker. The Add Marker window will appear:


Enter a note and click Save. You can click the pencil button again to reset the marked time. Markers will show up in your QuickTime movie as Chapters Markers.



You can use the included "Marker Editor" application to edit your markers or export the times to a text file.

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Skype, SkypeIn and SkypeOut are trademarks of Skype Limited.



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