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IrishGuy65:
Are these saved on your computer?  If not, how do you save them?

I've been reading a lot about the difficulties you all have had in getting visas for your wives, and I have been having more webcam chats and less typing chats recently.  I understand I may one day need all this.  So, could someone offer me advice on what to do?  I only use QQ, not Skype.

Thanks in advance!

Pineau:
Zootmurph,

I don't think QQ provides a way to capture the video chats. Only the text from typing. To save them open any message window and click on message history >> message manager, select the friend you want to save and click on export. .

I think this is all you will need. but if you are worried, there is a audio recorder program that I use that will capture anything that passes through the sound card.  There are a number of free ones that you can find on Cnet.com . windows 8 comes with one built in.

If you want audio and video then I use Camtasia.  It will record everything. screen capture, mouse movements and audio. it is a bit expensive for what you want ( I think) .

IrishGuy65:
Thanks again Gerry.  I seem to be doing a lot of webcam lately, and I am hoping to compile as much information as possible.

Irishman:
Hi Zoot, my wife took screen captures when we did webcams and we used those on our application for her visa to Ireland.
She got her visa and lives with me now so it certainly didn't harm the application!

Chong:
The caveman method is to take a "date stamp" camera photo everytime you use QQ webcam i.e. a picture of your face and of your ladies face ( on the QQ screen ).

When I was living in China with my wife, we took a picture of every dinner every night ( and every lunch & other outings). Our application had hundreds of photos & I mailed them photo updates every month during the application process. We got my wife's PR approval without an interview within seven months from the Hong Kong Canadian embassy. The usual timeline is over 1 1/2 years including an interview.

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