We don’t recommend you record video media that you play in the room in most cases. First of all, there are copyright issues that come into play as there are different rules for playing to a room vs re-recording to publish online. There are also technical issues that can arise as you end up recording both the audio on the computer and the sound in the room – often with chaotic results. We suggest the following:
When you come to play a video in your session, pause the YuJa recording using the on-screen utility window. Don’t forget to un-pause when you’re done!
You can release/link to the original video, if you’re sure of the copyright issues in your My Dundee module later, along side the lecture recording.
If you must record the in-room video, then be sure to mute the microphones in the room using either the control panel (enhanced rooms) or the YuJa software (see how to open the YuJa panel while recording, below)
Whatever you do, make sure you’re on the right side of copyright law with content.