Download Twitter Recording

While recording, a recording symbol will appear at the top to indicate that the Space is being recorded by the host. Once the Space ends, you will see how many people attended the Space along with a link to share out via a post. Under Notifications, you can also View details to post the recording. Under host settings, you will have the option to choose where to start your recording with Edit start time. This allows you to cut out any dead air time that might occur at the beginning of a Space.

If you choose to record your Space, once the live Space ends, your recording will be immediately and publicly available for anyone to listen to whenever they want. You can always end a recording to make it no longer publicly available on X by deleting your recording via the more icon on the recording itself. Unless you delete your recording, it will remain available for replay after the live Space has ended.* As with live Spaces, X will retain audio copies for 30 after they end to review for violations of the X Rules. If a violation is found, X may retain audio copies for up to 120 days in total. For more information on downloading Spaces, please see below FAQ, "What happens after a Space ends and is the data retained anywhere?"

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*Note: Hosts on iOS 9.15+ and Android 9.46+ will be able to record Spaces that last indefinitely. For hosts on older app versions, recording will only be available for 30 days. For Spaces that are recorded indefinitely, X will retain a copy for as long as the Space is replayable on X, but for no less than 30 days after the live Space ended.

This week, Twitter has rolled out another set of Spaces updates, including permanent recordings (as opposed to them deleting after 30 days), the capacity to save recordings after broadcast, and new details within the Spaces bar at the top of the app.

That could make Spaces recordings even more valuable, and potentially help Spaces broadcasters translate their work into a monetizable podcast process - but do Twitter users really want to tune into podcasts from the app? I mean, we have Spoitify and Apple Podcasts and various other options available.

In some ways, it seems unnecessary, but then again, the real-time nature of tweets lends itself to topical discussion, and that could make it a good hub for all of these types of discussions and content, including Spaces, Spaces recordings, podcasts, etc.

Anything tweeted from official government twitter accounts is a government record and under the purview of NARA. Tweets emanating from private accounts such as #realdonaldtrump (or whatever the hash tag is for the private account the president uses) are private and should be included in the Twitter archives.

As a podcaster, you can now utilize Twitter Spaces for recording audios and then get audio edited by a professional for creating top-quality podcasts. Twitter is full of countless formats that help you to make your podcast stand out of line.

In other words, you will be able to see the conversations appear while they are taking place. After the session ends, they will no more be publicly available on the platform. Thus, Twitter aids in recording good quality audio, which is a prerequisite for podcasting.

If you are recording audio in Twitter Spaces for podcasting, then definitely do not upload it directly, especially if you are a beginner in this field. You will need to perform certain editing of those audios to obtain top-notch podcasts.

Then I uploaded the video to LinkedIn, and this worked like a breeze. Twitter did not like it, unsupported format (and likely codec). A guide on the Internet mentioned Handbrake - which I had used a while ago to convert DV camera recordings into mp4/h264.

At the same time, it is also an excellent streaming audio recorder, which can easily record any audio from your computer without sound delay or instability. EaseUS RecExperts supports GPU hardware acceleration, which enables you to record Twitter Space with a high recording quality. You can use this software to make various audio settings to achieve better recording results.

Step 1. Launch EaseUS RecExperts. Choose a recording mode from "Full Screen" or "Region". If you choose the second one, you will need to select the recording area manually.

Step 2. After selecting the recording mode, you need to choose which audio to record. To record the system sound, click on the loudspeaker sign; to record the microphone sound, click on the mic sign; to record no sound, select nothing.

Step 3. Then, you can click the red "REC" button to start recording. If you want to pause the recording, click on the white "Pause" button; to end the recording, click on the red "Stop" button.

Whether you are a host or a listener, you can find out how to record Twitter spaces from this article. The recording function of Twitter allows the space host to record and share this discussion freely, but it has certain limitations. If you want high-quality recordings without time limits, please use EaseUS RecExperts as your helper.

When starting a Twitter Space, the host will have to opt into recording it up-front. Everyone who attends as listeners or speakers will see an onscreen notification that it's being recorded, so nobody will be surprised if their idle audio chatter is listenable later on. Twitter will keep its own copy of a recorded Space for up to 120 days afterward if it needs to be checked for rule violations, but a host can delete the recording from public access at any time.

So regarding "Exporting the recording": the thing is served as a m3u playlist. If you find that URL in your browser's network tab, you can throw it against youtube-dl and it will give you the full recording as a single file (mp4 for reasons, but it's really just aac in there)

This works! I ran the Firefox developer tools console against the Twitter spaces page, filtered for "m3u" and hit "Play" on the recording to kick off the audio load and capture the URL to that playlist file:

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