Media Server › Features › Recording
Press Record on any live stream and Unda keeps a copy on your server while it goes out to viewers. Play it back in the browser, download it for editing, or post it where your audience watches later.
The Recordings page lists every file by stream, with its length and size. Watch a recording in the page with a proper player, or download it.
Files are written so that a crash or a power cut loses at most the last couple of seconds. Everything before plays.
A slow or full disk stops the recording, not the broadcast. Your viewers never notice a recording problem.
A long stream becomes one file about every hour, cut at a clean point so each file plays on its own.
Recordings are MPEG-TS files that play in VLC and most editors, even while they are still being written.
The dashboard warns when the recordings disk is 85% full, and again at 95%.
Old recordings can be deleted after a number of days you choose. It is off by default: nothing is deleted unless you ask.
Tell us what you stream and how long you keep it, and we'll help you plan the storage.