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SteamClip

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SteamClip: Your Steam recordings, perfected. Glitch-free MP4 conversion

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# SteamClip

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> A GUI converter for Steam game recordings

Steam stores recordings as segmented `.m4s` files (DASH format). The native export works, but often produces pixelation and stuttering. SteamClip converts those recordings to clean `.mp4` files using FFmpeg, with no artifacts and no length limits

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## Features

+ **Clip browser** — your recordings are displayed in a thumbnail grid with page controls. Click one or more clips, hit convert, done. The output lands on your Desktop by default

+ **Automatic game names** — SteamClip identifies the game for each clip automatically, including non-Steam games added to your Steam library (emulators, EmuDeck, Epic, etc.). You can also assign custom names from the settings

+ **FFmpeg bundled** — no separate installation needed

+ **13 built-in themes** — Steam Dark, Cyberpunk, Neon Blue, Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, Catppuccin, Pip-Boy, CRT Amber, and a few more. Follows your OS light/dark setting automatically if you prefer

+ **Privacy** — no data collection. Everything is stored locally. The only outbound connections are Steam API calls for game names and GitHub release checks for updates

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## Installation

+ **Windows:** download `steamclip.exe` from the [Releases page](https://github.com/Nastas95/SteamClip/releases)

+ **Linux:** download the binary from the [Releases page](https://github.com/Nastas95/SteamClip/releases)

+ **or run from source:**

```bash
git clone https://github.com/Nastas95/SteamClip
cd SteamClip
pip install PyQt6 imageio[ffmpeg] pillow requests pathvalidate
python steamclip.py
```

On first launch, select your Steam installation type: Standard, Flatpak, or Manual (if your `userdata` folder is somewhere non-standard)

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## Building from source

```bash
pip install pyinstaller PyQt6 imageio[ffmpeg] pillow requests pathvalidate
pyinstaller --onefile --windowed steamclip.py
```

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## Data storage

- **Windows:** `%LOCALAPPDATA%\SteamClip\`
- **Linux:** `~/.config/SteamClip\`

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## Contributing

Bug reports and feature requests go in [Issues](https://github.com/Nastas95/SteamClip/issues)

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*Developed with ❤️ and a little AI assistance for the Steam Deck and PC gaming community*

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