Screen Capture

Screen capture records audio playing on your computer — ideal for video calls on Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, or web-based hearings.

Setup

1. Open New recording
2. Select Meeting mode
3. Choose Screen capture as the source
4. Click Start — your browser opens a picker

Select a source

The browser asks which tab, window, or screen to share:

• Browser tab — best for web-based calls (recommended)
• Window — capture a specific application
• Entire screen — captures all system audio from that display

Optional microphone

You can combine screen audio with your microphone input to capture both sides of a call — remote participants through the tab, your voice through the mic.

During capture

• The selected source is locked while recording — you cannot switch tabs mid-capture
• Audio level meters show both screen and mic input
• Click Pause to stop and begin processing

Processing

Screen-captured meetings follow the same diarization pipeline as microphone meetings. Speaker labels appear in the transcript after processing.

Tips

• Share the meeting tab directly, not the entire screen, for cleaner audio
• Mute notifications on the shared tab to avoid alert sounds in the transcript
• Test a short capture first to verify audio is being picked up
• Use headphones to prevent echo if also using your microphone

If capture fails

• Ensure the browser has screen-sharing permission
• Try a different browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)
• Restart the capture — the Start over action clears failed state

Related

• Microphone meetings
• Meeting mode overview