Convia does not record. Record wherever you already record, and Convia starts once the conversation exists as a file.
That boundary is permanent. Recording is an infrastructure problem - local capture, connection resilience, separate tracks - and the tools that do it well have spent years on it.
What a recording tool does that Convia does not
- Captures audio and video, usually locally on each participant's machine
- Manages remote guests joining, and their setup
- Records a separate track per participant
- Survives a bad connection without ruining the recording
- Live streaming, where it is offered
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One thing worth knowing
Several recording tools have added clip generation and social publishing. Riverside has gone furthest.
If your distribution plan is clips on a few platforms, a recording tool with those features covers a meaningful part of it inside one product. The gap is written content, platform breadth, campaigns planned across an episode, and one performance picture across the platforms Convia collects from.
Detailed comparisons
- Convia Pro vs RiversideRiverside is where you record. Convia builds and runs the campaign around the finished episode, publishing it natively across eight platforms.
- Convia Pro vs ZencastrZencastr records the conversation cleanly. Convia turns it into a scheduled campaign and publishes it natively across eight platforms.
- Convia Pro vs StreamYardStreamYard broadcasts live. Convia builds the campaign around the recording afterwards and publishes it to eight platforms over the following weeks.
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