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Switchboard 1.0 · native

Rebuilt in Rust. An eighth of the memory.

One 11 MB Windows binary. No browser engine and no FFmpeg running while you play.

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How it works

The Export for sharing dialog beginning a 10 MB export over the Switchboard clip library.

A real export, dialog to ready, in real time

Replay running at 1440p60 with three tracks

Memory while recording, window closed: Electron build: ~1,550 MBNative: ~180 MB
Memory with the window open on the library: Electron build: 702 MBNative: ~60 MB at 4K
Idle in the tray, replay off: ~3 MB
Saving a clip: 30 to 110 ms

The author's own measurements on one PC (RX 9070 XT, Ryzen 9 9950X3D). Electron figures are live samples of the installed 0.9 build, not a controlled comparison.

Frames stay on the GPU
Captured, scaled and H.264-encoded on the graphics card. Raw frames never reach system memory.
Three tracks, one clock
Game, Discord and mic are captured separately over WASAPI and stamped with the video's clock.
A save is a remux
The last seconds are copied from an on-disk buffer into an MP4 by Switchboard's own muxer.

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