How Do I Use Webex Editor?
Open a Recording
Go to All Programs > Webex > Webex Recorder & Player > Webex Recording Editor. Select File > Open. Locate the file you want to edit, and then click Open.

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Beside this, how do I edit a Webex?

Log in to your Webex site.

How do I edit the start time of the meeting?

  1. Click the My Webex button near the top of the page.
  2. Click My Meetings on the left side of the page.
  3. Click the All Meetings tab to view all upcoming scheduled meetings.
  4. Click the topic link of the meeting you would like to modify.
  5. Click the Edit.

Additionally, how do I convert Webex WRF to mp4? Steps on how to convert WRF to MP4 using WebEx Player: Alternatively, you can also double-click on WRF file and open it directly in the player. Step 2: As the file is added to the player, open File menu and choose Convert. From the available options, choose MP4(MPEG-4) Format.

Thereof, how do I open a Webex recording?

  1. Launch a WebEx meeting.
  2. Select Meeting > Recorder Settings > Record on this computer.
  3. Select Record audio from this computer.
  4. From the main WebEx meeting screen,
  5. Select the location to save your meeting,
  6. Click the (Record) button to start.
  7. Open the WebEx Recording Editor.
  8. Open and select your saved recorded.

How do I play WRF files?

How to Open a WRF File. Open a WRF file with Cisco's WebEx Player. Use the Windows download link on that page to get an MSI file or the macOS one to download the player in the DMG file format. The download link that has the word "player" in the URL just contains the WebEx Player program.

Related Question Answers

Is it possible to edit a Webex recording?

Edit a Recording Using the Cisco Webex Recording Editor. You can use the Webex Recording Editor on Windows to edit recordings created with the Webex Meetings Recorder. These recording files are saved in the Webex Recording Format (WRF), a proprietary Webex format.

Is Webex player free?

There is no free version of the WebEx Player. After a trial period this software will have to be purchased. As this software is quite complex it could slow down in-house operating systems if they employ older hardware.
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