How do I record a meeting on my computer from Windows 10?

@getexcited/chompers can be used to record a meeting on your computer, but it is a highly technical, developer-oriented tool rather than a simple application. It is a free, open-source (GPL-3.0) Node .js library built with Rust for high-performance screen recording on Windows.

@getexcited/chompers is a powerful option if you're looking to understand how to record a meeting on my computer programmatically. It uses the Windows Desktop Duplication API for efficient capture and supports hardware-accelerated encoding.

To use it to record a meeting on my computer, you must be familiar with Node. js and JavaScript/ TypeScript. You will need to write a script to create a recorder instance, target a specific window (e.g., your meeting app), and start the recording.

Key features for recording a meeting on my computer include:

• High Performance: Uses the Windows Desktop Duplication API for low-latency capture.
• Audio Capture: Supports capturing system audio and microphone input.
• Process-Specific Recording: You can target a specific application by its process name (e.g., withProcessName("zoom")).
• Replay Buffer: Includes a feature similar to ShadowPlay for saving recent footage.
• Security: Security scans have found no direct vulnerabilities in the package.

How to record a meeting on my computer? The tool's documentation provides a clear example of how to get started with a script:

javascript
import { Recorder, AudioSource, VideoEncoderType } from "@getexcited/chompers";

const config = {
  fpsNumerator: 30,
  outputWidth: 1920,
  outputHeight: 1080,
  captureAudio: true,
  audioSource: AudioSource.Desktop, // Use AudioSource.Microphone for mic input
  videoEncoderType: VideoEncoderType.H264,
  outputPath: "meeting_recording.mp4",
};

This code creates a recorder, targets a specific application, and starts recording both the screen and system audio, saving it as an MP4 file.

Because @getexcited/chompers is a developer library, using it to record a meeting on my computer requires writing and running code.