Multi-camera recording that writes straight to your drive.
A native macOS app that records multiple USB webcams simultaneously as clean, independent files written directly to an external drive.
What it does
4 independent camera sources
Built for two OBSBOT Meet 2s, but expandable to four simultaneous USB camera sources.
Passthrough recording
Each camera’s native compressed stream writes straight to disk via AVFoundation — no re-encoding, no dropped frames, no encoder contention between sources.
Live previews & level meters
Every connected camera gets a live preview and a per-source audio level meter, so you can confirm every feed is good before you hit record.
Independent audio per camera
Choose an audio source per camera, embedded directly into that camera’s own file — no separate audio track to line up by hand.
Session presets
Save and recall full camera, audio, and destination-folder configurations for different recording setups.
Digital clapperboard sync
A sync tone fires automatically at the start of every recording, plus a manual “sync now” trigger mid-session, for frame-accurate multi-cam alignment in post.
How it works
Plug in up to four USB webcams; SourceDrop detects each source and shows a live preview.
Point recordings straight at an external drive — no internal-disk detour, no re-encoding.
Confirm every source with live previews and audio meters, then hit record — a clapperboard tone marks your sync point automatically.
Each camera lands as its own clean file, embedded audio and all, ready for DaVinci Resolve or your editor of choice.
Download
SourceDrop isn’t yet notarized through the Mac App Store. On first launch, if macOS blocks the app, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway.”
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