vokoscreenNG ou XSplit Broadcaster : une bonne alternative sous Linux ?

vokoscreenNG, alternative Linux à XSplit Broadcaster

Mis à jour le 25 octobre 2026

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vokoscreenNG is a solid replacement for XSplit Broadcaster if you're focused on screen recording and basic live streaming, especially on Linux with Wayland. It handles multiple audio sources, webcam integration, and scene capture reliably. However, it lacks advanced features like scene composition with layered sources, real-time overlays, and alert systems. It's best for users who need straightforward recording and streaming without complex setups. If you rely heavily on dynamic scenes, transitions, or professional audio mixing, you’ll find it limiting.

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Licence: GPL-2.0-only
Prix: Gratuit
Dernière version: 4.11.0 (1 octobre 2026)
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Records screen, window, or region with audio from multiple sources
Supports webcam integration for picture-in-picture
Streams directly to platforms like YouTube and Twitch
Offers global keyboard shortcuts and countdown timer
Exports to MP4, MKV, and GIF with H.264 video encoding

Ce qui change

No support for complex scene composition with layered sources or transitions
Missing custom overlays, alerts, and animated graphics
No capture card input management interface
Limited real-time audio mixing controls compared to XSplit
Does not support NDI or advanced streaming protocols

Ouvrir vos fichiers XSplit Broadcaster

vokoscreenNG does not import XSplit Broadcaster project files. The two apps use entirely different formats and configurations. You cannot open .xsplit files or settings in vokoscreenNG. However, if you have recorded video files from XSplit in common formats like MP4 or MKV, vokoscreenNG can play them back using its built-in player. For migration, treat it as a fresh start—settings and layouts must be recreated manually.

Passer de XSplit Broadcaster à vokoscreenNG, étape par étape

Install vokoscreenNG via your package manager or Flathub
Set up audio sources: select system audio and microphone in the Audio tab
Configure video input: choose screen, window, or region, and enable webcam if needed
Use the Streaming tab to enter RTMP details for YouTube, Twitch, or other platforms
Test recording and streaming with short sessions to verify settings
Customize keyboard shortcuts and enable features like countdown or click highlights

Fonctionnalités clés de vokoscreenNG

Prise en charge des serveurs d’affichage Wayland et X11
Enregistrement de l’écran, de fenêtres spécifiques ou de zones personnalisées
Capture audio depuis plusieurs sources simultanément
Support intégré de la webcam pour personnaliser les vidéos
Exportation aux formats MKV, MP4 et GIF
Outils inclus comme la loupe, les surlignages de clics et le compte à rebours
Raccourcis clavier globaux pour un contrôle rapide
Traduit en plus de 80 langues

Installer vokoscreenNG sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub com.github.vkohaupt.vokoscreenNG

Questions fréquentes

Can vokoscreenNG replace XSplit for live streaming on Twitch?

Yes, but with limitations. It can stream to Twitch using RTMP and capture screen, audio, and webcam. However, it doesn’t support layered scenes or advanced overlays, so your stream will be simpler. It’s suitable for basic gameplay or tutorial streams.

Does vokoscreenNG work on Wayland without extra tools?

Yes, it natively supports Wayland without needing additional tools like xdg-desktop-portal. You can record your screen directly under Wayland, which is a major advantage over many older Linux screen recorders.

Can I record system audio and microphone at the same time?

Yes, vokoscreenNG allows simultaneous recording from multiple audio sources, including system sound, microphone, and other inputs. On both X11 and Wayland, you can mix these in real time.

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