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Understand which software you should use for your desktop recording project.

SoftwareOct 2, 20266 min read

Can OBS be used for meeting capture?

Individuals can use OBS Studio to record meetings locally, but OBS Studio cannot be used as a solution for programmatic meeting capture. 

SoftwareOct 2, 20266 min read

Understand If You Can Use QuickTime Player to Record Meetings

QuickTime Player can record your screen and microphone on a Mac, but it does not natively capture system audio on most macOS versions. Learn why that makes it unsuitable for meeting recording and what to use instead.

SoftwareOct 1, 20265 min read

Can You Use Loom to Record Meetings?

Loom is a good option for screen recording and asynchronous video messages, but it is not designed for programmatically recording meetings. Here's where it falls short and what to use instead.

SoftwareSep 24, 20266 min read

How can you record Zoom meetings without a bot?

We'll go over 3 ways to record Zoom meetings without a bot: Zoom's native RTMS and Cloud Recording APIs, OS-level capture with ScreenCaptureKit and WASAPI, or a desktop recording SDK. Here's how they compare.

SoftwareSep 24, 20269 min read

Pros and cons of using native platform APIs

Native meeting APIs from Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet each come with their own permissions, access models, and limitations. Here's what each gives you and how the alternatives compare.

SoftwareSep 23, 20266 min read

Zoom RTMS vs a Desktop Recording App

You can get Zoom meeting data through Zoom's native RTMS and Cloud Recording APIs, or a desktop recording app. Here's how they compare.

SoftwareAug 31, 202610 min read

Native macOS APIs for Meeting Recording: A Complete Glossary

Recording a meeting on macOS is not one API call. It is at least four separate subsystems — screen capture, application audio, microphone audio, and meeting context — each with its own framework, minimum OS version, and permission prompt.