Products

The Lecture Recorder product has been discontinued and replaced by Lecture Recorder x2, a substitute product with more features and higher performance.

Lecture Recorder x2 - Epiphan's Lecture Recorder x2™ records a HD Channel (VGA/DVI/HDMI) + SD Channel + Audio in up to 1920x1200 resolution at 30 frames per second, has 16GB storage, and features automatic uploading to FTP and network storage.

Lecture Recorder Discontinued Product Description

Epiphan Lecture Recorder™ (ELR) is Epiphan's DVI/VGA video, and audio capture device designed for educational and training institutions, classrooms and conference halls that want to record lectures, presentations and training.

Key Features

Designed to record lectures, presentations and training sessions
Passive screen recording of DVI/VGA display and audio sources
Synchronously record DVI/VGA and audio signals at resolutions up to 1920x1080 @ 30fps
HTTP-based API to interface with classroom management and recording systems
HD 1080p30 compatible, supports MPEG4, H.264, MJPEG recording
Automatically uploads video recordings to network file server or FTP repository
No software to install on presenter's computer - recording is OS and CPU agnostic
Multiple types of peripherals and methods to start/stop recording

Epiphan Lecture Recorder puts educational institutions and distance education providers in full control of the content they want to record. There are no license or maintenance fees to pay when using the ELR to record lectures, and there is no limit to the number of ELR devices that can be on the same network. Furthermore, the Epiphan Lecture Recorder can be personalized with any logo or text on the top panel.

Learn more about how to capture, record and broadcast lectures with Lecture Recorder.

Features

Integrated VGA/DVI support – ELR comes packed with an integrated frame grabber on-board. It is able to capture signals from both VGA and DVI sources at resolutions up to 1920x1080 and can achieve capture rates of up to 30 frames per second, meaning that even full motion video and animations that are shown on the presenter’s computer are captured, archived, and broadcast in the highest possible quality.

Audio/ Composite video – An older model of Epiphan Lecture Recorder supports Composite video and analog audio inputs lets you capture full motion video from analog cameras, synchronize it with a high-quality audio stream when you record lectures. Note: Composite video cannot be captured if the DVI or VGA input is being used. The DVI/VGA frame rate on the older model is lower. If you would like to order this older model, please Contact Epiphan

Internal memory – The Epiphan Lecture Recorder appliance has 32GB internal solid-state memory allocated to its buffer meaning that, even if the network is busy or experiencing slow transfer rates, no captured data is lost when you record lectures and presentations.

Lecture Recorder Start / Stop Record Controls

Lecture Recorder provides a number of external and internal methods to start and stop recording when you record lectures as listed below

Web User Interface	Toggle Button
Lecture Recorder Web user interface One click to start/stop recording	External push button toggles to start/stop recording
USB Mouse	iPhone/iPad/iTouch
External mouse plugged into USB port to control to start / stop recording Left : start Mid : Stop Right : Toggle Record	Use an iPad, iTouch, iPhone to start and stop recording. Learn more how to install the iPad/iPhone client for Epiphan Recording products. EpiphanTouch - http://itunes.apple.com/pk/app/epiphantouch/id424405619?mt=8#
HTTP Command API	HTTP Command API
Create custom web page controls using HTTP API. Integrate HTTP commands with web based command and control systems such as room scheduling systems.	Create custom web page controls using RS-232 API to integrate with AV control systems such as AMX or Crestron.

Lecture Recorder Form Factor and Connectors

More Information

Live Demo - See the Lecture Recorder in action. Enter username admin and leave password blank, if requested.

Case Studies - See how Epiphan Systems Lecture Recorder is used for video and image capture by users all over the world.

FAQ - Look through the most asked questions about the Lecture Recorder.