Session Recording

Specify file size for recordings

June 19, 2020

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As recordings grow in size, the files can take longer to download and react more slowly when you use the seek slider to navigate during playback. To control file size, specify a threshold limit for a file. When the recording reaches this limit, Session Recording closes the file and opens a new one to continue recording. This action is called a rollover.

You can specify two thresholds for a rollover:

File size. When the file reaches the specified number of MB, Session Recording closes the file and opens a new one. By default, files roll over after reaching 50 MB. You can specify a limit from 10 MB to 1 GB.
Duration. After the session records for the specified number of hours, the file is closed and a new file is opened. By default, files roll over after recording for 12 hours. You can specify a limit from one to 24 hours.

Session Recording checks both fields to determine which event occurs first to determine when to roll over. For example, if you specify 17MB for the file size and six hours for the duration and the recording reaches 17MB in three hours, Session Recording reacts to the 17MB file size to close the file and open a new one.

To prevent the creation of many small files, Session Recording does not roll over until at least one hour elapses (this value is the minimum number that you can type) regardless of the value specified for the file size. The exception to this rule is if the file size surpasses 1 GB.

Specify the maximum file size for recordings

Log on to the machine hosting the Session Recording Server.
From the Start menu, choose Session Recording Server Properties.
In Session Recording Server Properties, click the Rollover tab.
Type an integer between 10 and 1,024 to specify the maximum file size in MB.
Type an integer between 1 and 24 to specify the maximum recording duration in hours.

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Specify file size for recordings

June 19, 2020

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June 19, 2020

Contributed by:

B C

Specify file size for recordings

Specify the maximum file size for recordings

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