
Profiles in Camtasia Relay
A profile consists of settings that determine how a presentation is recorded, processed, and presented
To access information on profiles available to you, log in to the Camtasia Relay website, click Profiles, and then click a profile in the table.
Settings Included in a Profile
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Description: What should you use this profile for? The description is entered by an administrator to help you to choose the correct profile for your needs. |
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Publish destinations: Where the produced files go. Presentations can be published to one or more destinations. Examples include an FTP server, a network drive, Screencast.com, or iTunes U. |
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Encode settings: What kind of files are produced. The original recording is encoded into one or more formats. Examples include an audio only (MP3) encoding, an iPod-compatible encoding, or Windows Media format. Encoding can reduce the frame rate and audio quality, but can never improve the original recording. |
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Publish accounts: How to access the publish destinations. These accounts contain specific information used to place processed presentations in a publish destination, such as user authentication information, folder selection, etc. |
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Notifications: How people are informed when presentations are published. Notifications are sent per profile and can include information about multiple encodings of the same presentation. |
If you are not satisfied with existing profile options, you can select the Upload and Decide Later profile. This sends the recording to the server where it remains until you contact your Camtasia Relay administrator to create or modify a profile.