Download MATLAB webinars

I was wondering, if is there anyway way we can download the *MATLAB recorded webinars to be able to view in offline mode ???

[Ankit]

I have successfully downloaded...now I can work offline also...thank you matlab

[Sunil Kallur Ramegowda]

How you downloaded it Ankit ?

[Gull]

How do you download the MATLAb's webinars?

[Pouya Jamali]

How did you did it Ankit? please help us...

[Kim Rose]

the company behind MATLAB, offers numerous webinars on the website, and many of them come with an option to view online but not necessarily to download for offline use. Here are some methods to consider if you want to view MATLAB webinars offline:

1. Official Downloads: Always check the webinar page for download links. Sometimes, organizers may offer a downloadable version, though this is less common.
2. Screen Recording: One way to capture a webinar for offline viewing is to record your screen while the webinar is playing. Software options include:

• For Windows: OBS Studio, Camtasia, or the built-in Xbox Game Bar.
• For Mac: QuickTime Player (built-in screen recording), OBS Studio, or Camtasia.
• For Linux: OBS Studio or SimpleScreenRecorder.

Answer 1

[Helen Chen]

Webinars hosted on MathWorks.com cannot be downloaded for local viewing. Just click on the webinar link to watch.

[Jan]

Is there a reason for that?

Answer 2

[Chandrajit Pal]

I cannot view the webminars even if I am clicking the webminars. I have also installed the adobe flash player plugins. what to do?

[Kumaravel Jagadeesan]

update ur flash player

Answer 3

[chef13]

I' m in the same situation.

I don't want to download for a special reason, but because I can't watch good the webinar. Everytime I try to watch a Webinar it stops at some time of the webinar and It never restart... How can I do?

Thank you in advance,

Fabrizio.

Answer 4

[Andres]

Use a screen recorder like Camtas.... or other If you can see a webinar then use another web browser or update the flash player. Usually if flash isn't updated it will stop working ... Adobe fault.

Answer 5

[meridunia]

Here is a hack that you can use:

look for the wrf file name in the source of the html launch page, and paste the url into the browser address bar. With IE, you would be asked to "Open" or "Save", select "Save". Now, you can play the .wrf file offline with the webex player from http://www.webex.com/customercare/downloads-player.html

Answer 6

[Boon]

Here is a probable solution, Click here

Answer 7

[Shivaputra Narke]

If you are not able to download it, try to record video using software like camcoder or simply using powerpoint.

1. Open Microsoft Powerpoint
2. Go to menu 'Insert'
3. Go to section 'Media'
4. Click on 'Screen Recording'