Streamlabs has everything you need to start streaming. It also has everything you need to record video. Whether you’re recording a walkthrough for that challenging campaign mission, a quick play session for a new game, or a video review, Streamlabs is a tool that every content creator should consider using.
This post will review step-by-step instructions for recording in Streamlabs.
How to Record Your Screen on Streamlabs
To record your screen on Streamlabs, you will need to complete the following:
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Step 1
Open Streamlabs, select the scene you wish to record, and confirm all sources and audio in the scene are working as intended.
Tip: If capturing gameplay, make sure the game is appearing in your game capture source, prior to recording.
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Step 2
Open the setting menus and set your preferences for audio, video, and output. (Setting options are covered above).
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Step 3
Press the record button at the bottom right of the screen and capture video.
A timer will appear to indicate that you have started recording.
Tip: Prior to capturing your video, run a test recording to make sure all settings are working to your liking.
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Step 4
End recording by hitting the REC button again. Locate your new video in the output file you selected in the menus.
Best Settings for Streamlabs Recordings
The following are our recommended settings for Streamlabs recordings:
Nick
Nick is a comedy writer from Chicago who got his start at The Second City Theatre. Trading stage time for screen time, he currently streams from his laptop at NickFatNite on Twitch and won’t shut up about it.