skype echo sound test plays back too fast

The Skype audio will be rebroadcast back through the VOIP connection so the users listening in Skype will hear the audio twice - once through Skype, and once through their Connect Pro meeting connection. This allows you to essentially capture the Skype audio in your meeting recording.

You simply feed the audio from the headphone jack on a computer running Skype for the audio portion in to the microphone jack of one of the computers running as a host in the Connect Pro meeting. These generally cost about $10 depending on length. The first thing you require is a standard male-to-male audio cable with 3.5mm jacks on each end. You can achieve this result quite easily but it does require some extra steps by each of your users and for best results requires an extra computer to pipe the audio into the meeting. Skype isn't ideal either in that it's an extra step for the user and not everyone has Skype installed but I think some of our teachers would prefer to sacrifice a bit on the user experience front to ensure that they have rock-solid audio quality during their session. I know there's a checkbox to 'Record audio from speakerphone' so I'm thinking maybe that would work for this but I'm guessing not. I'm trying to figure out whether there's any possible way to have Skype audio recorded and integrated into the Adobe Connect recording.

We've had a few of our teachers use Skype to do the audio portion which work great but the problem there is that then the audio doesn't get recorded which pretty much negates the value of recording the call. With one person speaking it's pretty good but whenever you get more than a couple of people on the line it usually degrades pretty quickly. We've been happy for the most part with Adobe Connect but the one area where we find it falling down consistently is audio.

OK, this is a long shot but I thought I've asked.

Skype echo sound test plays back too fast