Hey there,
So this pissed me off big time when I found out why OBS didn't output a file...
Here's what happened so you can understand how simple but nontheless frustrating this bug is :
In output directory let's say I use : "Documents\OBS\Output"
Then, after inputting that in OBS I navigate into that folder via the windows explorer.
I rename de folder to "Outputs" because I forgot an S, and started recording.
The surprise at the end of the recording was that OBS wasn't able to :
- at least tell me at the begginning of the recording that the output path is incorrect
- create that new folder called "Outputs" anyway instead of simple doing nothing at the end of the recording.
This is really important to fix in my opinion, because I think these kind of things are not that hard to code, and wouldn't frustrate me so much for the loss of my recordings (generally those are first impressions of a game and re-recording those are kind of useless...)
PS : I'm using test 10 of the latest OBS version
Cheers,
DehiXeM
So this pissed me off big time when I found out why OBS didn't output a file...
Here's what happened so you can understand how simple but nontheless frustrating this bug is :
In output directory let's say I use : "Documents\OBS\Output"
Then, after inputting that in OBS I navigate into that folder via the windows explorer.
I rename de folder to "Outputs" because I forgot an S, and started recording.
The surprise at the end of the recording was that OBS wasn't able to :
- at least tell me at the begginning of the recording that the output path is incorrect
- create that new folder called "Outputs" anyway instead of simple doing nothing at the end of the recording.
This is really important to fix in my opinion, because I think these kind of things are not that hard to code, and wouldn't frustrate me so much for the loss of my recordings (generally those are first impressions of a game and re-recording those are kind of useless...)
PS : I'm using test 10 of the latest OBS version
Cheers,
DehiXeM