Recording audio+video using RecordRTC!
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This WebRTC experiment records both audio/video in single WebM/mp4 container/format using MediaRecorder API! It currently works only on Firefox >= 29. This demo records only video tracks if you're testing in Chrome.
Main demo is available here: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RecordRTC/.
Record Audio+Video using Firefox >= 29
RecordRTC Sources Codes / Wiki Pages
- RecordRTC Main Demo (Records screen/video/audio in all browsers!)
- RecordRTC-to-PHP (audio/video recording and uploading to server)
- Canvas Recording! (Web-Page Recording)
- Record Mp3 or Wav (Pre-recorded audio) i.e. (Audio on Demand)
- MRecordRTC and writeToDisk/getFromDisk!
- Audio+Video Recording on Firefox
- RecordRTC / PHP / FFmpeg (Syncing/Merging audio/video in single file!)
- RecordRTC-to-Nodejs (used ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single WebM container)
- RecordRTC-to-ASP.NET MVC (audio/video recording and uploading to server)
- RecordRTC-to-Socket.io (used ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single WebM container)
- RecordRTC and ffmpeg-asm.js (ffmpeg inside the browser!)
Firefox and RecordRTC...
- Individual audio recordings in ogg container (Firefox >= 26)
- Audio+Video in single WebM/mp4 container (Firefox >= 29)
- Gif recording (Firefox >= 18)
Using RecordRTC...
- You can record both audio/video in single webm file. It works only on Firefox!
- For chrome; you can record audio as WAV and video as WebM or animated Gif.
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RecordRTC is MIT licensed on Github! Documentation