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Recording Videosync output

Introduction

There are several ways to record the output of Videosync. For quick and easy real-time recording you can use applications like Syphon Recorder for macOS or Spout Recorder for Windows. These applications allow you to record the output of Videosync in real-time. For more advanced recording options, you can use screen recording software like OBS Studio.

Note that all these methods require recording on the same machine that runs Videosync, which may strain the machine's resources. If this becomes a problem, there are two alternatives to consider.

  • Using a hardware HDMI recorder. The recorder would be connected to the HDMI output of your machine running Videosync and would record the output directly without impacting performance on the machine running Videosync.
  • Using Networked Mode to run Videosync and the recording software on a separate machine, so that the audio processing is separated from the video processing. The consequence is that it takes a bit more work to record the audio output of Live as well.
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This is a real-time recording process, not offline rendering. This means it will only result in smooth recordings if your machine can handle the video processing and recording well.

Step-by-step guides

Follow the steps from one of the guides to get started with recording: