OBS Python RecORDER 3.1.1

Features​

Automatic Folder Sorting​

• Detects the game/window that OBS hooks into (Game Capture or Window Capture)
• Places each recording in a folder named after the application
• Works similarly to NVIDIA ShadowPlay’s folder structure

Replay & Screenshot Management​

• Replay Buffer recordings and screenshots are placed in dedicated directories

Split Recording Support​

• Automatically moves split segments to the correct folder when OBS splits files

Organization mode customization​

• Decide which type of organization works best for you
  • Basic - move files into respective folders
  • Group by Date - Basic + move media into folders named after their creation date

Fallback Behavior​

• If OBS cannot fetch title of hooked application (e.g., using Display Capture), files are sent to a generic folder called "Any Recording" or whatever user sets-up as a name

Check RecORDER updates in Scripts window​

• Press the button to see if there's an update available!

Compatibility​

• OS: Windows 11 (tested), MacOS, Linux
• OBS Version: 29.0.0 or newer

Installation​

1. Download RecORDERvX-X.py from the project repository
2. Open OBS → Tools → Scripts
3. Click [+] and add RecORDERvX-X.py
4. Configure script to your preferences
5. Start recording — RecORDER handles sorting automatically

Limitations & Notes​

• Sorting only works with Game Capture or Window Capture sources
• Display Capture recordings go to the fallback folder
• Report issues via GitHub

Example Directory Structure​

Videos/
 ├─ Apex Legends/
 │   ├─ 2024-04-05 17-32-10.mp4
 │   ├─ 2024-04-05 17-32-10-1.mp4  (split recording)
 │   └─ Screenshots/
 ├─ Factorio/
 └─ Manual Recording/