To set properties of the Record .AVI track:

1. Right-click on the Record .RES track header (in the area below the Playback toolbar) and select Track properties.

   The properties dialog is displayed, open on the ‘Filename’ tab.

2. Click the browse button to the right of the box labelled ‘Filename to save to’.

   The Windows ‘Save As’ dialog is displayed.

3. Navigate to a location, enter a file name for the recorded *.avi and click Save.
4. Click on the AVI tab.

   The properties dialog is displayed, open on the ‘Filename’ tab.

5. Click the browse button to the right of the box labelled ‘Filename to save to’.

   The Windows ‘Save As’ dialog is displayed.

6. Navigate to a location, enter a file name for the recorded ‘res’ file and click Save.
7. Click on the 'AVI' tab.
8. Select one of the Video Size options:

   • Standard size – if you select this option, choose one of the standard screen resolutions from the associated drop-down list.

   • Custom size – if you select this option, enter the required dimensions in pixels (e.g. 320 x 240) and select one of the three aspect ratios, which define the relationship between height and width of the image: Free aspect, Lock aspect ratio to 4:3, Lock aspect ratio to 16:9.

9. Select a codec from the Codec drop-down list (choose the one that best matches your installed software).
10. Click and drag the Quality bar to set a value between 0 and 100 (100 being the best quality and least compression).
11. Click and drag the Speed bar to specify the speed you want the simulation to be recorded at (the range is between 1x (real time) and 30x (30 times real time).
12. If you don’t want to change the layout of the avi, go to the next step.

    If you want to change the layout of the avi, click the Layout button and see Customising the AVI layout.

13. Click on the 'Track info' tab to see a summary of this track. Using the checkbox labelled 'Enable this track' you can enable or disable it here (you can also do this on the track header).
14. Click OK to apply these settings.