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I downloaded a Skype add-on called VodBurner, which records both side of the audio, audio and video, from each side of the call.
Well, last night, when I was recording, my computer crashed at 4:32 AM, so I just went to bed. Today, I was trying to look for the files, because normally, when you end a call, VodBurner opens an editor that came with it!
Well, I own Vista, so I searched VodBurner, and found a folder. I opened it, and there were files that had names that were dates followed by numbers.
I opened the last folder, and inside was a Configuration Settings file named e4. I read it, and it said the video and audio was in another file, which happened to be the one above it.
In that file were 4, very large, files.
AudioOtherSide.vbc - 224523 KB
AudioThisSide.vbc - 703036 KB
VideoOtherSide.vbc - 697398 KB
VideoThisSide.vbc - 1808184 KB
You can download Skype from www.skype.com, and VodBurner is available from the add-on area of Skype, once open.
I found the folders with the .vbc files at:
C:users%username%documentsvodburnerConversations2010-04-02 03-56-21
Note: My guess is the reason the files are so big, if they actally are the video and audio, is because the call ran for about 20-30 minutes before my computer crashed, in the middle of the call.