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 #### Secondary Destination
 
-Sometimes you may wish to record the unprocessed camera feed (or the post-processed video) to disk in addition to the primary output stream.  For incoming inputs that are already compressed (for example, an H264-encoded camera or network stream), the `--input-save=<FILE>` option can be used to dump the encoded video to disk before it's decoded and processed.  
+Sometimes you may wish to save the unprocessed camera feed (or the post-processed video) to disk in addition to the primary output stream.  For incoming inputs that are already compressed (for example, an H264-encoded camera or network stream), the `--input-save=<FILE>` option can be used to dump the encoded video to disk before it's decoded and processed.  
 
-For output streams that are to be compressed (i.e. network streams like WebRTC/RTP/RTSP) then the `--output-save=<FILE>` option will save the processed video to disk in addition to it's primary output.  To save an output video file in addition to displaying it on-screen (which is uncompressed), just use the method above for [recording video](#video-files).
+For output streams that are to be compressed (i.e. network streams like WebRTC/RTP/RTSP) then the `--output-save=<FILE>` option will record the processed video to disk in addition to it's primary output.  To save an output video file in addition to displaying it on a screen attached to your Jetson (which is an uncompressed stream), just use the method above for [recording video](#video-files).
 
 
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