
You can get the list of available encoders for the current user using (). To get the best capture results according to your requirements, It is highly recommended to check which encoder is set before capturing videos in your app.

When capturing a video, a "video encoder" is used.īoth of the APIs, overwolf.streaming and offer ways to manually set a video encoder or use the default encoder that the user defines through the OW client UI. There is a problem with playing a video from the local disk when your app is running from within an iframe that is on a non-local domain.For playing a video from the local disk (using absolute file paths instead of the generated Overwolf "media://" path), you require adding allow_local_file_access: true flag in your app manifest.Using any of the above APIs requires the VideoCaptureSettings permission flag in your app manifest: Only apps with this permission will be defined as capture apps which can be configured in the OW client "capture" tab (see ) Notes In addition to local capture, streaming option is available to supported services like Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, etc.
#Empia video capture manual#
#Empia video capture full#
Mainly used to capture long videos of the currently running game, up to a full game capture.Meant only for video capture to the local hard drive, without streaming.You can capture a highlight manually, or you can use auto-highlights capturing.Mainly used to capture short highlight video replays of the currently running game.Overwolf offers two APIs with video capturing capabilities:
