Question / Help Time Stamp Doesn't Work?

StoneJY

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As in the old/regular version of OBS, I'm able to use $t in the filename and it'll output a YYYY-MM-DD-HH-II-SS timestamp along with whatever else I had in the file name... usually I had it set up as this:

obs-$t.mp4

In the Multiplatform version, $t or $T does not seem to work. The spot where the timestamp should be is just empty / null, so I'll get a filename like obs-.mp4

Has the $t timestamp been enabled and if so, why wouldn't this be working for me?
 

Lain

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Lain
Forum Moderator
Developer
It isn't in yet, though we fully intend to put it in. Apologies about that. Right now it only accepts a directory, and will only output the date format.
 

C++

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Jim however this is a program you can use that he could use as an alternate. This program is called TeeBoard.
 

StoneJY

New Member
@Jim okay, no problem. It's not a full version and is beta, so it's understandable. So far usage has been pretty good, I'm looking forward to using it full time.
 
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