The Analog Recording feature of Rapise allows you to record user keyboard and mouse events and playback them when needed. Analog Recording is not about interacting with specfic GUI controls, instead it involves simulating the keyboard and mouse activity of the user.
Analog Recording may be helpful if you test
- Console applications
- Applications accessible via VNC, Citrix, or any other terminal emulator
- Custom controls that are not natively supported by Rapise
Types of Analog Recording
During Analog Recording, Rapise will record your mouse movements, keyboard inputs, and clicks. There are two types of Analog Recording - absolute and relative:
- Absolute: Mouse coordinates are recorded relative to the top left corner of the screen.
- Relative: Mouse coordinates are recorded relative to the top left corner of the object beneath the mouse cursor.
Usage
To perform analog recording, you need to follow these steps:
- Open the Recording Activity dialog.
- Expand Advanced (Adv>>) section.
- To record in Absolute mode, press CTRL+4. To record in Relative mode, press the Analog button.
- Press CTRL+Break to end analog recording. You can alternate between normal and analog recording in the same Recording session.