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Increase Resolution of Screen Recordings

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  • October 8, 2024
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When a messenger call with screenshare is recorded, the resolution is 320x140px making the screen text unreadable and the recording useless.

October 16, 2024

Hi @Jack Etherington 

Thanks for this feedback, I’ll bring this to the R&D team and see if something can be done regarding the resolution when screen sharing during a call.

I’ll submit this as a feature request,  whenever we do release new features, we'll announce it on the Product Changes page, so I'd recommend keeping an eye here

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Jennifer K
Intercom Team
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  • Intercom Team
  • October 15, 2024

Hi @Jack Etherington 

Jennifer here from Intercom

Could you please share more context on what you would like it to be so I can pass this on to our Product Team?


Jennifer K
Intercom Team
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  • Intercom Team
  • October 15, 2024
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Sure @Jennifer K, when I use screen recording in other tools such as Zoom or MS Teams, the screen being recorded takes up 90% of the video real estate, so the text can be read. It is less important to have faces at higher resolution but text must be a high resolution to be read.

The resolution should be at least 1080p so that the text is readable. In it’s current form, Intercom screen recordings are not usable.

 

As I explained above, the screen recording was 320x140 px. This is roughly 1/8 of the pixels of the screen being recorded.


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Hi @Jack Etherington 

Thanks for this feedback, I’ll bring this to the R&D team and see if something can be done regarding the resolution when screen sharing during a call.

I’ll submit this as a feature request,  whenever we do release new features, we'll announce it on the Product Changes page, so I'd recommend keeping an eye here