The program at the front is the only one that will react to the keyboard and mouse. You might be able to see all the layers, but only one of them is at the front. Think of them being on different layers from front to back. Your computer can run multiple programs at the same time, but only one of them is at the front. Not that it has to block it, it just has to be the program in front. Physics lesson: In order to advance the slides, the PowerPoint show window has to be in front of the QuickTime window. Test it out to see if it is acceptable for your use. Since the webcam is running separate from GoTo, the video frame rate is lower than normal and might appear jumpy. Switching the computer between PowerPoint and QuickTime switches what the audience sees, and the entire second monitor is what is recorded in the GoTo recording. I make both windows full screen on my second monitor, and then show my second monitor to the GoTo audience. You can now resize the two windows and show them side-by-side, or you can overlap and switch between the two. If not, then GTW will take hold of the webcam and not let you use it with QuickTime. You have to do this BEFORE you start the webinar. This should open a window with your webcam in it. From the File menu, select "New Movie Recording.
What that does is runs the PowerPoint show in a window that can be resized rather than showing it full screen.īEFORE you start the webinar, open QuickTime Player (Find a similar program on Windows). Select the button next to "Browsed by an individual (window)." I am sure there is a similar program on the Windows.įirst, set up your PowerPoint by going to Setup Slide Show. I have a way around the recording imitations of GoTo, but your webcam might end up with a lower frame rate, that is, it might look a little jumpy.
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