5. Disable the Prompt for details when recording stops checkbox.
This prevents the Recording file details dialog from appearing after each recording.
6. Enable the Defer processing of recordings checkbox.
This places the recording files in a queue for later processing.
When you are finished with a series of automated recordings, go back to Recorder and batch process the
recording files (File > Process Deferred Recordings). For more information, see Batch Process Recording
Files .
Recorder sequentially numbers the recording files by adding a number to the file name entered in the
Recording Folder field.
For example, if you entered “Test” in the Recording name field, the recording names are “test.rdg”, “test-
0001.rdg” and “test-0002.rdg”, etc.
Recorder Stop Settings
Recorder > Modify Recording Details button > Recording Stop
Morae provides several options to choose how and when recordings stop. Stop recordings manually or use
one of the automated stop options.
The following table describes the available options to stop a recording.
STOP
RECORDER
OPTION DESCRIPTION
STOP
BUTTON
Manually Recording stops when you click the Stop button, use the hotkey
combination <Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F9>, or right-click the tray icon and
choose Stop from the menu.
You can always stop Recorder manually, even if you selected
another stop option.
Based on an
event
Recording stops when a certain event occurs. Choose one of the
event types from the dropdown menu:
• Application Launch – Recording stops when the specified
application launches, for example when the participant launches
Internet Explorer.
• Application Exit – Recording stops when the participant exits a
specified application.
• In an application - Click the Browse button to find the
application’s executable name (for example IEXPLORE.EXE).
Application
Launch
Application
Exit
