Differences in Capabilities of Adobe Connect Recordings with WebRTC verses without WebRTC

OBJECTIVE: This article lists the differences between the capabilities of Non-WebRTC/Interactive Recordings verses WebRTC Recordings

Feature	Non-WebRTC/ Interactive Recording	WebRTC Recording
Editing	We can non-destructively cut segments, reset, and re-edit at any time online	There’s no online editing. You must download the MP4 and use a separate video editor like Adobe Premiere etc
Closed Captions	It just like in the meeting, they can be opened, moved, resized, colors can be changed, and font size changed – while watching the recording	Closed Captioning is now visible in WebRTC recordings
Hiding pods	You can hide the Chat, Attendees, and Q&A	There is no ability to hide pods
Accessibility	Screen Readers can read the content of Notes, Chat, Q&A, any other text-based pods; the index allows for keyboard navigation .	Video content is not accessible.
Playback resolution	We can set the resolution of the resulting recording as the  resolution is independent and can be scaled to fit most monitors.	There’s no ability to set the resolution of the resulting recording
Interactivity	Viewers can click on links in PPTX, Notes, PDF, Chat, Q&A and Weblinks pods. Viewers can copy text from Notes and Q&A pods, or download files from Files pods, and if properly created. Viewers can even interact with Captivate content and Custom Pods.	No interactivity is possible.
Index	The automatically created index lists all the layout changes, slides titles, screen sharing start/stop, chat messages, and cameras being turned on/off.  Recording owners can add additional sections and bookmarks to the index. This index is searchable, and timestamped.	No index is generated in webRTC Recording.