How to Record TangoMe with CaptureGem

Record TangoMe in 5 steps

Free to start, and the same steps on Windows, macOS and Linux.

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   Step 1: Install CaptureGem

   CaptureGem is free to download and use, with no account needed. Download CaptureGem for Windows, macOS or Linux and open the desktop app.

   Use the latest release. TangoMe support is included in both the free version and Premium; your plan only changes the recording limits and automation.

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   Step 2: Copy the stream link

   Example link

   https://www.tango.me/stream/stream_id

   Open the broadcaster's live stream and copy the full /stream/ address, or just the stream ID at its end. A display name or profile nickname isn't a stream ID.

   The names and numbers in these examples are placeholders; use the ones from the real page.

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   Step 3: Add the stream

   Go to the Record tab and paste the link into Enter URL or Username in the Add Stream panel; CaptureGem switches Select Website to TangoMe on its own. Prefer typing? Pick TangoMe under Select Website and enter just the stream ID.

   Keep Monitor Only switched off so the stream is saved, then click Add Stream.

   

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   Step 4: Check the recording status

   Watch the stream's row on the Record tab: it switches to Recording once a public stream is available. An offline or unavailable stream won't produce a video until it comes back.

   Hover over a status for more detail, such as the reason behind an Errored status.

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   Step 5: Find your recording

   When a recording finishes, CaptureGem converts it into a video file; long recordings can take a little while. Open the Review tab to play, trim, tag or delete it, or click Open Video Folder on the Record tab.

   Recordings are MP4 files by default. With Premium, each file runs up to 60 minutes by default and auto-record starts the next one straight away. You can change the save location, the file length (Cap Video Segments at Duration (Minutes)) and the container in Settings.