If you're looking for a way to record the audio and video of your Tuple calls, OBS is a solid choice. This guide will help you get set up to automatically record your calls.

Install OBS

You can grab OBS for your OS here.

Add Sources in OBS

In order to have OBS capture your screen, you'll need to add three "sources" (these are configured via the "Sources" panel in the lower left of the OBS window):

• macOS Screen Capture
• Audio Input Capture
• macOS Audio Capture

Enable OBS's WebSocket server

Additionally, you'll need to start OBS's built-in WebSocket server. You can enable this by going to Tools > WebSocket Server Settings, clicking "Enable WebSocket server", and clicking "Apply". You can read more about this functionality here.

You can also set a WebSocket server password if desired. Note that the scripts in this trigger expect the WebSocket server to not have a password set. If you choose to set a password, update these trigger scripts accordingly.

Install Deno

These scripts run via deno. They expect the deno executable to be at /usr/local/bin/deno. If you have it installed in a different location, you'll need to update that in the scripts, or create a symlink in the expected location.