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+# Video
+Currently, Pi-KVM uses MJPEG for video transmission. This is a simple and widely supported, but not very effective video format.
+In the near future, it is planned to support H264, and then switch to it as the main one.
+
+The H264 implementation is still under development, but right now you can use it to record video from your server.
+To do this, uStreamer supports simultaneous MJPEG and H264 encoding since version 3.0.
+
+### Video recording
+:exclamation: Best of all this feature only works for HDMI to CSI bridge. For the USB HDMI dongle, there will be a decrease in FPS to 10-15 for 1080p. Work in progress.
+
+* Perform full system update to get the latest uStreamer and install ffmpeg:
+  ```
+  rw
+  pacman -Syu
+  pacman -S ffmpeg
+  reboot
+* Add memory sink options to `/etc/kvmd/override.yaml`. This is necessary to get a dump of the video stream:
+  ```yaml
+  kvmd:
+      streamer:
+          cmd_append:
+              - "--h264-sink=kvmd::ustreamer::h264"
+  ```
+* Restart kvmd: `systemctl restart kvmd`.
+* To record a video, you need to enable the stream (open the web interface or connect via VNC). Then run something like this in the console:
+  ```
+  rw
+  ustreamer-dump --sink kvmd::ustreamer::h264 --output - | ffmpeg -use_wallclock_as_timestamps 1 -i pipe: -c:v copy test.mp4
+  ```
+* Press `Ctrl+C` to stop recording. You video will be in the file `test.mp4`.
+* After finishing work, do not forget to switch the file system to read-only mode using `ro` command.