Recording a group skype call on multiple monitors

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weinerjf

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Hello folks, I've got an odd question. I am trying to record a multi-person forum from distance. It involves me bringing up a topic and multiple professionals discussing their thoughts on it. For those of you who watch ESPN, this will be set up almost exactly like "around the horn" but without the point system. All of the guests on the video will be skyping in from a distance

Currently I use OBS to record my videos though i'm open to changing. My question is: how do I do a group video call where I can get each of my guests on separate monitors, and thus be able to do multiple display captures for my my recording? I don't think Skype can do it... is there a better video service that can? I cant figure out how to simultaneously display two different skype calls so that they can see/hear each other
 
I am very interested in hearing what others have to recommend here. I’ve seen other channels do this and couldn’t help but notice the Google Hangouts logo in the corner. Has anyone researched or tried that as a solution? What were the results?
 
weinerjf said:
Hello folks, I've got an odd question. I am trying to record a multi-person forum from distance. It involves me bringing up a topic and multiple professionals discussing their thoughts on it. For those of you who watch ESPN, this will be set up almost exactly like "around the horn" but without the point system. All of the guests on the video will be skyping in from a distance

Currently I use OBS to record my videos though i'm open to changing. My question is: how do I do a group video call where I can get each of my guests on separate monitors, and thus be able to do multiple display captures for my my recording? I don't think Skype can do it... is there a better video service that can? I cant figure out how to simultaneously display two different skype calls so that they can see/hear each other
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