Get videographer quality audio without the videographer.
COURT REPORTER VIRTUAL VIDEOGRAPHER · WINDOWS SOFTWARE · SKU 3322
You’ve always wanted your own videographer—now you can have it. Your own clear audio copy, ready when you need it.
Record the Zoom or Teams participants you hear into your own clear, independent audio copy. Your recording is separate from Case CATalyst or Eclipse. Click Stop & Save, and it automatically saves in Documents and tells you where to find it.
YOUR DEPOSITION. YOUR AUDIO COPY.
Take control of your deposition audio for $199.99. Record the meeting participants you hear, keep an independent copy, and stop waiting for someone else to send theirs.
When you need to review a name, revisit a fast exchange, or prepare audio for your scopist, having your own recording makes a difference. Capture it while the deposition is happening. Stop & Save automatically saves the recording in your Documents folder and tells you where to find it.
Keep your existing Case CATalyst or Eclipse recording. Virtual Videographer makes an additional, independent audio copy alongside it. You do not have to wait for the videographer to send their audio before you can review your own recording.
Capture the participants you hear directly from the Windows playback device used by Zoom or your meeting app. The audio meters show sound reaching the recorder.
It's all done through software on your Windows computer. Built-in Windows loopback captures the meeting audio playing on your PC.
BUILT AROUND THE WAY YOU REPORT
If you use a compatible Windows computer for Zoom or Teams and court reporting, Virtual Videographer can fit your workflow.
Run Zoom or Teams, your CAT software, and Virtual Videographer on the same compatible Windows laptop.
Keep CAT software on one laptop. Run Virtual Videographer on the Windows laptop handling the meeting audio.
Use either computer for court reporting. Put the recorder on the Windows computer receiving the meeting sound.
Use your Windows desktop with the speakers or headphones selected for your meeting.
Continue writing on your stenotype. Virtual Videographer runs on the Windows PC and saves an audio copy separate from your CAT and writer recordings.
Continue your voice writing workflow. Run the recorder on the Windows computer receiving the meeting audio.
Listen through your chosen headphones or speakers. Select that same playback device in the recorder.
Capture remote voices from the meeting playback and in-room voices reaching your selected microphone or existing Windows audio input.
Use Zoom or Teams on Windows, in the app or a supported browser, with meeting sound playing through the recorder’s selected device.
Use computer audio in the meeting and check a short saved recording before your deposition.
RECORDING NOW!
There’s nothing complicated to learn. Simple and easy to use. Name your recording, choose your audio sources, and use the clear Record, Pause, and Stop & Save controls.
Windows loopback records the audio available on your selected playback device. Use this method with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Google Meet, and other meeting apps or browsers that play through that device.
Whether you use a laptop or a desktop with a USB microphone, choose the same speakers or headphones as the meeting.
FOR YOUR TRANSCRIPT TEAM
Give your scopist or proofreader your own independent deposition audio copy to review alongside the transcript.
When your team checks audio, having your copy ready gives them another source to consult. The meeting audio is saved in one file, saved on your computer for you to share through your usual workflow. No waiting to request someone else’s recording.
For playback inside Case CATalyst or Eclipse, follow the import guidance below.
Yes. Virtual Videographer runs as its own recorder and saves its own audio files. It does not depend on your Case CATalyst or Eclipse recording to create that copy. Both programs still rely on the computer and audio sources on which they run.
This product is an audio recorder. The name is Court Reporter Virtual Videographer; the recording it creates is your deposition audio copy.
The app saves a standard mono WAV file (44.1 kHz, 16-bit PCM). The recording contains one combined audio channel, without separate tracks for each speaker.
Case CATalyst: Open the transcript and choose Tools > Audio > Associate Audio File. Select your WAV file. When asked whether CATalyst recorded it, choose No. Keep your original CAT audio: associating another file can replace the transcript’s current audio association.
Eclipse 11: Use Tools > Multimedia > Control Panel > Import to bring audio into a job. Menu options depend on your Eclipse version.
It records the sources available on the computer where it runs. For two computers, run it on the meeting computer or use your existing connection to bring the meeting audio to the recording computer.
The meeting connection, participants' microphones, your devices, and recording levels all matter. The software records the meeting sound available to your PC. Make a short recording and playback check before your deposition.
$199.99
Martel SKU 3322 · Windows audio recording software
Windows 11 PC with .NET Framework 4.8 and a Windows playback device receiving your meeting audio. Software activation required. Extended recordings create additional audio parts automatically.
Make your own audio copy part of every deposition. Add Virtual Videographer to the computer you already use.
Software only. Computer, microphones, speakers, and meeting services are sold separately. Explore Court Reporter Microphones, the Zoom Recording Kit #403, and hybrid deposition audio setups.


















