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# Render with DMX from Console
When exporting a video, Depence renders each frame individually at maximum quality. As this process takes longer than real time, live inputs such as NDI video or DMX data from lighting consoles cannot be used during rendering.
The simple solution is to record the incoming data as a stream on the timeline before starting the video export.
### DMX-Stream
To record a DMX-Stream only do following:
1. Right-click in timeline track area choose "New Track > DMX-Stream Track"
2. Click the Record button to start recording and click again to stop\
### Multimedia Stream
This creates both a DMX-Stream and Video-Streams to record NDI inputs.
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