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recordrtc

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

muaz-khan
published version 5.6.2, 4 years ago238 dependents licensed under $MIT
525,289

msr

Cross-Browser recording of audio/video media streams; targets WebRTC/getUserMedia/WebAudio/etc.

muaz-khan
published version 1.3.4, 9 years ago14 dependents licensed under $MIT
9,877

@vikasietum_tecknology/record-rtc

record-rtc is a library based on recordrtc library. In this forked version of the original library we have optimized the memory management. The video recording is stored in IndexDB in chunks.

anandmuley_vikasietum
published version 5.6.11, a month ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
126

use-simple-camera

A simple and easy to use react hook, it can help you capture videos, images and get media devices streams in an easy to use way.

ketanip
published version 1.0.9, 3 months ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
106

recordrtc-nodejs

Records audio/video separately as wav/webm. POST both files in single HttpPost-Request to Node.js (FormData). Node.js code saves both files into disk. Node.js code invokes ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single webm file. The merged webm file's URL is returne

muaz-khan
published version 1.0.6, 8 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
85

msr-labs

Cross-Browser recording of audio/video media streams; targets WebRTC/getUserMedia/WebAudio/etc.

wangpingsx
published version 1.3.6, 7 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
57

recordrtc-stereo-recorder-no-headers

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

aarcoraci
published version 5.6.9, 3 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
41

web-media-recorder

A versatile media recording library for audio and video with advanced features

sahil-1912
published version 1.0.6, 3 months ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
21

@mrmaruf/recordrtc

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

mrmaruf
published version 5.6.9, 3 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
20

videorecording

js records the content played by vedio

hetaodahao
published version 1.1.1, 4 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
14

recordrtc-ponyfill

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

rpiulyk
published version 1.3.0, 5 years ago1 dependents licensed under $MIT
17

recordrtc-socketio

Records audio/video separately as wav/webm. Emits both files using socket.io. Socket.io server end receives emitted data; and writes wav/web files to disk. Node.js code invokes ffmpeg to merge wav/webm in single webm file. Socket.io server emits merged ev

muaz-khan
published version 1.0.6, 8 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
9

recordrtc-snplr

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

vokuskov
published version 5.6.3, a year ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
8

recordrtc-gobord

RecordRTC is a server-less (entire client-side) JavaScript library that can be used to record WebRTC audio/video media streams. It supports cross-browser audio/video recording.

yogesh.jadhav
published version 5.6.1, 4 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
3

recordrtc.org

http://recordrtc.org/ is a documentation webpage for RecordRTC.js. It is open-sourced in github and everyone can collaborate to improve documentation.

muaz-khan
published version 1.0.6, 9 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT
2