That's it! Convert your file and now you have a working. If 512 meets your quality needs, keep it as the higher the bitter the larger the file size (by a large margin). Note, the one metric that will dramatically affect your video quality (and file size) is the video bitrate. mp4 output file format and match each of the rest of the video and audio settings. Your settings should match the above screenshot. We have found a happy medium to be as follows:
It is often not recommended that you choose the highest quality because the file size will be too large for most viewers to download or stream without too much buffering throughout the webinar. Now, if you have a long video file, there are considerations for the quality when uploading to an online video platform.
Convert! Launch Any Video Converter and select Add File to add your recorded file.
Go to C:\Program Files\Citrix\GoToMeeting\457 and copy G2M.dll toĬ:\Program Files\AnvSoft\Any Video Converter\codecs (note, the GoToMeeting number might be 452 or 700 something). Go to and install the GoToMeeting codec. Here's how to add the GTM codec to Any Video Converter: Even though GoToMeeting says it converts the recording to a WMV format, it creates a fairly unique version of that format that you can't really use. Add the GoToMeeting codec to Any Video Converter. Next download a free program called Any Video Converter. (if you have tried using Camtasia, you have probably experienced a stall at 2% while publishing). NOTE - your video will STILL not work with online video platforms or products like Camtasia due to the title slide placement. This will ensure all future recordings will be in the WMV format. In your GoToMeeting/GoToWebinar preferences, select the following under Recording preferences: (If you have past recordings that are recorded in the GoToMeeting format, click here for instructions on how to convert it.) The first step is to make sure that when you record your webinar or meeting, that you set GoToWebinar to record and convert the event to a Windows Media Player file. If you have ever recorded a GoToMeeting, GoToWebinar, or GoToTraining event to use for video marketing you probably quickly learned that even if you choose the WMV format for recording, you can't use the video on any online platform or even in post production products like Camtasia.
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