A volumetric video is a video that allows you to overview its content from any perspective at any time. To record this type of video it is necessary to use specialized studios with a large number of cameras. In this paper, various methods and procedures of recording with Azure Kinect cameras are analyzed, as well as recording in the Volco studio which consists of about 100 cameras that record two-dimensional videos which can be transformed into volumetric video by computer processing. The first chapter describes the volumetric video, display methods and the most common use. The difference between recording with depth RGB-D and ordinary RGB cameras is described in the second chapter. The third chapter describes used technologies. The procedure of setting up cameras, recording and playing volumetric videos by using depth cameras is described in the fourth chapter. The fifth chapter describes the process of recording, processing and reproducing a volumetric video in the Volco studio. The analysis and comparison of obtained images and suggestions for improvement are given in the sixth chapter. At the end of the paper there is a conclusion and reference material is listed.