ai.natml.natcorder

NatCorder

NatCorder is a high performance, cross-platform video recording API for Unity Engine. First, create a recorder:

// Create a recorder
var recorder = new GIFRecorder(
    640,  // image width
    480,  // image height
    0.1   // frame duration
);

Next, commit a bunch of video and/or audio frames to the recorder:

// Commit video frames
Texture2D[] frames = ...;
foreach (var frame in frames)
    recorder.CommitFrame(frame.GetPixels32());

And when you're all done, finish writing and use the video as you desire:

// Finish recording
string videoPath = await recorder.FinishWriting();

NatCorder comes with a rich featureset including:

• Record any texture, anything that can be rendered into a texture, or any pixel data.
• Record to MP4 videos and animated GIF images.
• Control recording quality and file size with bitrate and keyframe interval.
• Record at any resolution. You can specify what resolution recording you want.
• Get the path to recorded video in device storage.
• Record game audio with video.
• Support for recording HEVC videos.
• Support for Android, iOS, macOS, WebGL, and Windows.

See the online docs to learn more about NatCorder.

Installing NatCorder

First, add the following items to your Unity project's Packages/manifest.json:

{
  "scopedRegistries": [
    {
      "name": "NatML",
      "url": "https://registry.npmjs.com",
      "scopes": ["ai.natml"]
    }
  ],
  "dependencies": {
    "ai.natml.natcorder": "1.9.4"
  }
}

Then retrieve your access key from NatML Hub and add it to your Project Settings:

Using NatCorder requires an active NatML VideoKit subscription. You can try it out for free, but functionality is limited. See the docs for more info.

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Requirements

• Unity 2021.2+

Supported Platforms

• Android API Level 24+
• iOS 14+
• macOS 10.15+ (Apple Silicon and Intel)
• Windows 10+ (64-bit only)
• WebGL:
  • Chrome 91+
  • Firefox 90+

Resources

• Join the NatML community on Discord.
• See the NatCorder documentation.
• Check out NatML on GitHub.
• Read the NatML blog.
• Contact us at [e-mail].