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* Furthermore, there is **[usage instructions](using)** , on how to operate the basic tools and how to do postprocessing on lectures.
* Strange bugs and errors are best reported to the developers directly, via [email](mailto:petter-at-in.tum.de).
## The Teleteaching tool
The teleteaching tool is an application for recording and postprocessing lectures. Development of the TTT started at Universität Trier by Peter Ziewer, and is continued here at TUM. It offers Screengrabbing, audio and video recording of arbitrary lectures or presentations. During lecture mode, all programs that You start will are recorded. You can use paint tools to annotate the whole screen in lecture mode:
![ttt_recorder](https://versioncontrolseidl.in.tum.de/uploads/petter/teleteaching-standalone/7bff58485f/ttt_recorder.png) or ![ttt_player](https://versioncontrolseidl.in.tum.de/uploads/petter/teleteaching-standalone/1299f06af8/ttt_player.png)
The recorded talks can be converted not only into TTT's proprietary lossless format, but also into flash applets or .mp4 video podcasts, and downloaded [here](http://ttt.in.tum.de/lectures).
## Latest Changes in a glimpse
* Moved Toolbar to the right instead of on the top
* Deprecated SWF generation in favour of new Emscripten Webplayer
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* automatic [Tesseract](http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/) OCR instead of manual Omnipage
* fixed bug in playback, selecting slides directly via Thumbnail now works properly
## Problems with the new version?
Visit the new [FAQ](install)
The teleteaching tool is an application for recording and postprocessing lectures. Development of the TTT started at Universität Trier by Peter Ziewer, and is continued here at TUM. It offers Screengrabbing, audio and video recording of arbitrary lectures or presentations. During lecture mode, all programs that You start will are recorded. You can use paint tools to annotate the whole screen in lecture mode:
![ttt_recorder](https://versioncontrolseidl.in.tum.de/uploads/petter/teleteaching-standalone/7bff58485f/ttt_recorder.png) or ![ttt_player](https://versioncontrolseidl.in.tum.de/uploads/petter/teleteaching-standalone/1299f06af8/ttt_player.png)
The recorded talks can be converted not only into TTT's proprietary lossless format, but also into flash applets or .mp4 video podcasts, and downloaded [here](http://ttt.in.tum.de/lectures).
You can read all about using the TTT as a student, a teacher or an assistant in the [usage section](using)!
If You are interested, in how the TTT works, You can download and compile the TTT, following [compiling section](compiling)!
have fun!
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