Openmeetings screenshare, share particular window - red5

I am using openmeetings.
Everything is working fine. But, I need some changes in screenshare and screenrecording features. Here are my requirements.
I need to record videos irrespective of sharing screen. I have two scenarios:
1) When screenshare is not enabled
In openmeetings screenrecord is recording the entire screen. I need to record only whiteboard part in openmeetings. Even when I minimize or open other window, it should record only whiteboard part.
2) When screenshare is enabled
All other windows (except openmeetings moderator window) which are active should be recorded. But when the moderator window is active I need to record only whiteboard part. So, need to skip chat and settings tabs.So, If its not openmeetings window, record entire screen, if it is openmeetings window (browser) record only whiteboard.

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I want to show "Welcome Back" popup after auto-signIn process as stated in the following documentation(FAQ part) :
https://developers.google.com/games/services/branding-guidelines
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public GamesClient.Builder setShowConnectingPopup (boolean showConnectingPopup)
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Yet, looking at the flow, and this documentation, and the branding guidelines, the behavior Should be to show the "Welcome" popup as long as the setShowConnectingPopup is set to true.
It would be nice if Bruno (hint hint) or any other Google Play Services could weigh-in on this, as it would appear we are violating the branding guidelines if we DON'T have the "Welcome" on each sign in (even though this is a new requirement as worded by Google, along with some of the other branding stuff)
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I am developing an app that allows the user to make certain changes to tiles on the Windows 8 start screen. When a change has been made within the app, the user will be shown a "View my changes" button. Clicking the button should bring the user back to the start screen.
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