Using the video conversion settings, you can optimize the videos conversion process based on quality, size, and CPU utilization.
The video conversion settings are global settings that will be applied to all the policies which have the Video Capture option enabled. Based on this configuration, the images are captured for the sessions and converted to videos.
To edit the Video Conversion Settings:
On the home page of the console, click Command Control.
In the left pane, click Command Control.
In the right pane, click Video Settings.
In the right pane, edit the following fields for Windows and SSH:
Settings: Select Default or Low Priority to use the predefined settings, you cannot modify the predefined settings.
Select Customize to customize the video settings.
Video fps: This option determines the quality of the video. The Video fps value that is set is the maximum video fps that can be achieved. Based on the factors such as type of Processor, RAM capacity, CPU availability, and so on, the video fps may vary.
If the video fps value is high, the video quality is good and consumes more storage.
Video Duration: Select the Video duration as 1 min or 2 min based on the requirement.
If the video duration is more, the number of video files are less.
Video Conversion Priority: This option determines the video conversion process priority in the CPU. By setting the priority, you can ensure that other operations of the CPU are uninterrupted.
Set this option to Low when the video conversion is not of high priority.
Set this option to Normal when the video conversion process is of moderate or high priority.
Click Save.