Zapier How to push Pipe video, audio and screen recordings to Box using Zapier Webhooks This is part 1 of our Zapier series. In the next parts, we are going to cover how to use Zapier to send an outbound email to your users when the recording is ready for playback and how to save the data in a Google Spreadsheet
Bubble.io How to build a no code video-based Know Your Customer app using Bubble.io and Pipe Video Recorder - Part 1 We are going to cover how to build a video KYC user verification system without writing code using Bubble.io and the Pipe Video Recorder.
Product Updates We're rolling out a 2nd US region Next week we'll start rolling out a 2nd US region on the east coast to complement the existing one on the west coast. With the new region rolled out, we'll have more processing
Webflow How to build a no-code video testimonials page in 30 minutes using Webflow and Pipe Video Recorder Learn how to use Pipe Video Recorder and Webflow to create a video testimonials page.
Wix How To Capture Videos On Your Wix Website Using Pipe Video Recorder In this step-by-step guide we cover how to easily capture videos on your Wix Website.
Technology Camera and Microphone Access In Cross Origin Iframes With getUserMedia & Feature Policy If you’re trying to access the camera and microphone with getUserMedia() in a cross origin iframe on a recent version of Chrome, by default it will fail. We’ve encountered this situation
Qualtrics Supercharge Your Qualitative Research Toolbox with Video Surveys Using Pipe Video Recorder and Qualtrics In a data-driven world it's always important to remember the importance of qualitative research. In fact, while analyzing large sets of data can help us explain the "What" behind a certain phenomenon, it
Formstack How to integrate Pipe Video Recorder HTML 2.0 Embed Code with Formstack forms Follow this step-by-step guide on how to integrate multiple video answers to Formstack using Pipe Video Recorder 2.0
Product Updates New Feature: Screen Recording With System Sounds In Chrome When we 1st introduced standards compliant screen capture in the Pipe recorder, capturing system sounds was not supported by Chrome or Firefox. However, since the release of Chrome 74 back in April, capturing
Tutorials Adding The Pipe Video Recorder to WordPress Posts & Pages In this Step-By-Step tutorial we show you how to integrate Pipe Video Recorder in Wordpress Post and Pages without a using a Plugin
Tutorials Pushing Recordings to Google Cloud Storage Cloud Storage is Google's solution for unified object storage which works very similar to the way Amazon S3 does. The storage cost is based on a combination between the storage class you choose
Tutorials Adding Audio & Video Recording to Your Squarespace Website In this quick tutorial, I am going to show you how to to add video or audio recording to your Squarespace built website. More specifically we're going to add a video recorder to
Product Updates Better Copy For Getting Camera & Microphone Access One place where Chrome and Firefox did a good job of aligning is in the use of keywords in the camera & microphone permissions dialog. Luckly, for some reason, they ended up using
Product Updates A New and Improved Webhook Section We're kicking off this week by introducing a brand new Webhooks section in the Pipe account area. This section will make it a lot easier to understand, test and debug your webhook integrations
Technology Camera and Microphone Access in macOS Mojave Previous macOS versions allowed you to control what apps can access your location, contacts, photos, calendar and reminders. macOS Mojave adds the ability to control what apps can access your camera and microphone.
Product Updates Introducing the Transcoding Engine We've long considered the idea of allowing our users & clients to change certain aspects of the transcoding process like the resolution and aspect ratio. The feature was also demanded by some of
Technology getUserMedia() Camera & Microphone Initialization Times After using the Permissions API to accurately measure how users interact with the camera & microhone permissions dialog we realised we could measure more. The Permissions API data allows us to filter those
Tutorials Pushing Recordings to DigitalOcean Spaces Learn how to push new audio and video files recorded through the Pipe platform to your DigitalOcean Space.
Technology Using the Permissions API to Detect How Often Users Allow or Deny Camera Access 9 May update: we've updated the TTA & Permission API numbers to reflect the same 100k getUserMedia() calls dataset. The updated numbers result in the same conclusions. While building our new getUserMedia() Logs
Product Updates Screen Recording In Chrome and Firefox Without Extensions We've first introduced the screen recording functionality in Pipe more than a year ago. It only worked in Chrome and it required a self published Chrome extension for the website where Pipe was
Product Updates getUserMedia() Logs To The Rescue For a long time we've been in the dark about the problems and errors users had with granting access to camera and microphone devices. We knew there were occasional problems but we had
Technology Standards Compliant Screen Capture in Chrome 72 Chrome 72 was rolled out yesterday with support for navigator.MediaDevices.getDisplayMedia() turned ON by default. You’re now able to capture and record/broadcast the screen of a user, a running app
Technology MediaStream Recorder API Now Available in Safari Technology Preview 73 On Jan 9, 2019 Safari Technology Preview 73 became available for download from webkit.org/downloads. In the release notes, under the WebRTC section, a new MediaRecorder change was mentioned. Implemented non-timeslice mode
Product Updates Inline HTML5 Desktop Recorder on Chrome on Android Pipe’s HTML5 desktop recorder can now be used inline on Chrome 63+ on Android devices. The move is part of our effort to provide desktop like inline recorders on mobile devices. Safari
Technology Standards Compliant Screen Capture in Chrome 70 With getDisplayMedia() (behind a flag) January 29th 2019 update: Chrome 72 was rolled out today with support for navigator.MediaDevices.getDisplayMedia() turned on by default. No need to change any flags. More details in the Chrome 72 blog
