Download the recording editor

You can't edit NBR (Network-Based Recording) files; however, hosts can truncate the start and end times of the recording and can also control which panels are displayed. You can export NBR files to WMV, MP4, or Flash format and then edit them with a third-party editor such as Windows Movie Maker.

Before you begin

This article applies to Enterprise plans only.

1	Sign in to your Webex site and then go to Support > Downloads.
2	Scroll down to Recorders and Players, and then select Recording and Playback.
3	Scroll down to Webex Recorder, select Download, and follow the prompts.

Open a recording

1	Go to All Programs > Webex > Webex Recorder & Player > Webex Recording Editor.
2	Select File > Open.
3	Locate the file you want to edit, and then click Open.

Playback your recording

With the Webex Recording Editor, you can edit your recording as follows:


To	Click
Start the playback
Pause or resume playback
Stop playback
Rewind 10 seconds and continue playback from that point
Jump to the previous segment’s starting point marker and continue playback. Disabled if no segments are defined.
Jump to the next segment’s starting point marker and continue playback. Disabled if no segments are defined.
Fast forward 10 seconds and continue playback from that point
Adjust playback volume
Turn audio off or on

Select part of a recording to edit

After you open the recording in the Webex Recording Editor, do the following:


To Select	Follow These Steps
A 10-second snapshot	Click a thumbnail slide in the video or audio track.
A portion of a recording	Click and drag in the video or audio track.
A point for the Current Location Indicator The Current Location Indicator is the point on the recording's timeline for which data currently appears in the viewer.	Do one of the following: Double-click at the desired point in the timeline. Right-click on a marker, and then select Set Current Location. Select a snapshot or segment, and then go to Control > Set Current Location.
A defined segment	Click anywhere in the markers area above the defined segment.
Only video, or only audio	Click the track selector for the track you do not want to select. This leaves the other track active.

Add audio or edit existing audio

After you open a recording in the Webex Recording Editor, click in the video or audio track. Drag your cursor across the frames that you want to add to or edit audio from.

Go to Edit > Dub Audio.

Verify the Start and End times.

Do one of the following:

Option	Description
To record audio	Select Microphone. Click Record, and then record your audio. When finished, click Stop.
To insert an audio file	Select External audio file (WAV). Click Browse and select the .wav file that you want to insert.

Click OK.

Click Play to preview the audio.

Delete audio or video from your recording

1	After you open a recording in the Webex Recording Editor, start playback. Use the Elapsed Time Indicator to identify the beginning and end of the content you want to delete.
2	Stop playback. Click and drag in the video or audio track to select the approximate section you want to delete.
3	Select Edit > Clear.
4	Adjust the beginning and ending time of your recording, if necessary, and then click OK.

Create named segments that users can jump directly to during playback

1	After you open a recording in the Webex Recording Editor, click and drag in the video or audio track to select the approximate segment that you want to define.
2	Go to Segment > Define Segment.
3	Type a name for the segment. The name is visible in Webex Player by scrolling to Controls > Segment > Go to.
4	Adjust the beginning and ending time of your recording, if necessary. Before you can use the arrow buttons to adjust the time, click anywhere in the time box.
5	Click OK.

Move a segment of a video

1	After you open a recording in the Webex Recording Editor, select the segment that you want to move somewhere else.
2	Go to Edit > Cut.
3	Move the Current Location Indicator where you want to relocate the segment.
4	Go to Edit > Paste.

Insert a recording into another recording

You can insert an entire Webex recording (WRF) file into another recording.

1	In the Webex Recording Editor, do one of the following: If you want to insert a recording to the right of a specific snapshot, select a snapshot on the timeline. If you want to insert a recording at a precise location on the timeline, position the Current Location Indicator where you want to insert the recording.
2	Go to Edit > Insert Recording.
3	Adjust the insert time if necessary. Before you can use the arrow buttons to adjust the time, click anywhere in the time box.
4	Select Select File, locate the Webex recording (WRF) file you want to insert into your recording, and then choose Open.