Method 2: Using Screen Recording Software (The Universal Bypass)

Note: The native tool usually outputs an AVI or MP4 file depending on your version. If your version outputs an AVI, use the steps in Method 3 to instantly wrap it into an MP4 container. Method 2: Screen Recording Playback (Fastest Workaround)

The format ensures data integrity for corporate auditing.

Most modern screen recorders default to MP4 or MKV (which can be remuxed to MP4 in seconds). Method 3: Converting AVI to MP4 (Post-Export Cleanup)

Because AnyDesk renders the session smoothly inside its own UI, capturing that UI on your screen ensures zero frame loss. Step-by-Step Screen Recording:

However, there are several "verified" community-tested workarounds to achieve an MP4 output: 1. The Screen Recording Method (Most Reliable)

Do not move your cursor over the playback area, minimize the window, or fast-forward, as these actions will be captured in the final MP4.

If you're looking for your existing recordings, AnyDesk typically stores them in the following default paths: %homepath%\Documents\AnyDesk macOS: /Users/ /Documents/AnyDesk Linux: /home/ /Videos/AnyDesk

While official conversion isn't supported, some users have success using advanced transcoding tools like VLC Media Player or HandBrake. How to Convert Any Desk Recorded Sessions into MP4

The most reliable way to create a high-quality MP4 is to play the recording in AnyDesk and capture it using screen recording software. Download and install OBS Studio , which is a free, open-source screen recorder. AnyDesk client and locate the session recording you wish to convert.

Finally, the popularity of the MP4 format cannot be overstated. The need to convert to MP4 stems from its universal compatibility. MP4 files can be easily shared via email, uploaded to learning management systems, or edited in standard video editing software. By converting the proprietary AnyDesk stream to MP4, the user liberates the data from a closed ecosystem, making it accessible for broader consumption and long-term archival.