I tried to record a webinar (as a listener) using Vide Downloader Profesional and Social Video Downolader (Chrome extensions) but unfortunately they don't intercept image and sound :( . I used to use Camtasi (realtime recording), it's heavy and a bit complicated. Now I would like to...

Only Camtasia can handle it. I don't know of any other real-time capture programs. But you can change the settings in Camtasi, for example the resolution, so that it runs faster and does not hang the computer if you have a slow one.

This, unfortunately, depends on the supplier of the material. This type of material is often removed after 2-4 weeks. And if it is available, you must install the software that allows you to see the webinar (webinar providers). To make it funnier there are many suppliers and none of them is compatible. Yes, it all depends on what program is used for transmission. Sometimes basic plugins are enough, sometimes java installation, and often you need to install a special certified broadcast program and update it with each subsequent webinar.

I do not mean real time, but those that can be listened to and watched later and are on the website of the creator of the given webinar. I used to use Video Downloader Helper as a plugin for FF and Chrome but now you need to buy an add-on that synchronizes video and audio

Could you recommend a program that works on the same principle as WDH, but it is not paid, preferably an FF or Chrome extension?

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I tried to record a webinar (as a listener) using Vide Downloader Profesional
and Social Video Downolader (Chrome extensions) but unfortunately they don't intercept
image and sound . I used to use Camtasi (realtime recording), it's heavy and a bit complicated. Now I would like to record not online
some small program, preferably a Chrome extension, but of good quality.
Do you colleagues have experience in this field?
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Only Camtasia can handle it. I don't know of any other real-time capture programs. But you can change the settings in Camtasi, for example the resolution, so that it runs faster and does not hang the computer if you have a slow one.
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I don't know of any other real-time capture programs

I do not mean real time, but those that can be listened to and watched later and are on the website of the creator of the given webinar.
I used to use Video Downloader Helper as a plugin for FF and Chrome but now you need to buy an add-on that synchronizes video and audio
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MM2X wrote:
I do not mean real time, but those that can be listened to and watched later and are on the website of the creator of the given webinar.

This, unfortunately, depends on the supplier of the material. This type of material is often removed after 2-4 weeks. And if it is available, you must install the software that allows you to see the webinar (webinar providers). To make it funnier there are many suppliers and none of them is compatible.

MM2X wrote:
I've also used Video Downloader Helper as a plugin for FF and Chrome before

Yes, it all depends on what program is used for transmission. Sometimes basic plugins are enough, sometimes java installation, and often you need to install a special certified broadcast program and update it with each subsequent webinar.
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Could you recommend a program that works on the same principle as WDH, but it is not paid, preferably an FF or Chrome extension?
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