How to Record Twitch Videos

Twitch is described as a live-streaming video platform that focuses mainly on video game live streaming. This allows the users to interact with their followers while they play a game. Donations which are convertible to cash are also possible here. Twitch also offers other types of content such as music broadcasts, Esports competition broadcasts, creative content, and video game playthroughs.

Gameplay streamers are also uploading their pre-recorded live streams from Twitch to other video platforms like YouTube. This is to maximize their visibility and gain more followers. That’s why many users are looking for a high-quality screen recorder to record Twitch videos. With this, we highly recommend you use VideoPower RED.

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VideoPower RED is a lightweight software that offers multifunctional features to help you with your multimedia needs. One of its best features is its screen recorder. It is capable of recording Twitch Livestream videos without losing quality. There are various several recording modes available to suit any user’s needs such as Fullscreen, Region, Audio only, Web camera, and more. Aside from that, this software has a live annotation tool so you can add highlights and emphasis while recording.

Open the VideoPower RED and click the “Record” function menu.

On the “Record” function screen, click the “Audio input button”. By default, it is set to “System sound”.

A list of options will drop down for your selection. In this example, we will set the audio input to “System sound” to avoid external noises.

Click the “Record” button to select a recording mode. For repeated recordings, the button will show as “Start” because the software automatically sets the recording mode based on the most recently used. You can change it by clicking the down arrow on the button.

A list of all available recording modes will drop down for your selection. In this example, we will set the recording mode to “Region”.

Drag the pointer to select the recording area.

A confirmation will prompt asking if you are ready to begin the recording. If yes, click “OK” to proceed.

After the countdown, the recording toolbar will pop up which indicates that the recording has begun. Play the video to have it recorded.

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You can also add annotations while recording. To enable the annotation, click the “Pencil” icon on the recording toolbar.

The annotation tool will be shown. Select the tool you want to use and add it to the recording video.

When the recording is finished, click “Stop” to end the recording.

The recorded video will be added to your recording list. Right-click the recorded file and select “Play” from the options to preview the recorded Twitch video.