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*'''MPEG-4''' Regular MP4 container with widespread playback support. Only downside is that your recording will be unrecoverable if OBS crashes before finalizing the file. | *'''MPEG-4''' Regular MP4 container with widespread playback support. Only downside is that your recording will be unrecoverable if OBS crashes before finalizing the file. | ||
*'''Fragmented MP4''' Records video data in fragmented chunks, making it recoverable after a crash, like the MKV container. However, playback support may be limited. | *'''Fragmented MP4''' Records video data in fragmented chunks, making it recoverable after a crash, like the MKV container. However, playback support may be limited. | ||
*'''Hybrid MP4''' Records video data as Fragmented MP4, but converts ("remuxes") it to a regular MP4 after the recording ends. | *'''Hybrid MP4''' Records video data as Fragmented MP4, but converts ("remuxes") it to a regular MP4 after the recording ends. It's the best of both worlds, so this is the one we recommend. | ||
We have previously recommended using MKV as recording format and remux to MP4 afterwards. This is still a very useful method. The remuxing can be automated; see below. | We have previously recommended using MKV as recording format and remux to MP4 afterwards. This is still a very useful method. The remuxing can be automated; see below. | ||