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Download the Screen Recording executable file from here.
View file name Controller.exe Download
file.View file name configconfig3.ps1
filename view-config2.ps1 …View file name config3.ps1 Download
and extract it.View file name ffmpeg.zip Create a folder named "Service" in the C: drive and place the following files inside it:
Controller.exe
config.ps1
ffmpeg.exe
Open the Command Prompt and execute the following command to set the C:\Service directory as a path for ffmpeg:
Code Block setx PATH "%PATH%;C:\Service\"
Add the required Environment Variables in the Command Prompt using the following syntax:
Code Block setx "<Environment Variable>" <Value>
Refer to the table below for the necessary variables and their corresponding values.
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Once done, close the command prompt and reopen. Verify that environment variables are saved by running the following command:
echo %<Environment Variable>%
Open PowerShell as Administrator and run the following commands on any path:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser
A message will appear. Write yes and press enter.
In PowerShell navigate to C:\Service\ and then run .\config.ps1
Go to the C Drive where the Service folder is located, and manually run
Controller.exe
by double-clicking it.Open the Browser and access this URL http://localhost:8000 . A page would open indicating that service is running fine.
Now, make a test call. Upon transferring the file to the SFTP server, a folder named screen_recording will automatically be created in the root directory
Access the server via SSH and log in to the SFTP server.
Go to the
/screen_recording
Directory on the SFTP server and Verify if your recording is being saved.Download and Play the video manually.
https://<SFTP_IP>/vrs/recording/screen/<filename.extension>
Login to the VRS Application and Verify that screen recording is being saved. (front end yet to be made)
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