IHaveTechQuestions
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Here's what I am trying to do,
I do reaction videos on YouTube, the way this is done, is that I have a timer onscreen with me, and people line up their copy of whatever I'm watching with the timer, creating a watch-along thing.
Typically, this has been a manual thing, I have a program called Snaz, which creates a simple counting timer dynamic text file, and OBS reads that file.
What I'm trying to do instead, is pull the timecode element from my browser for whatever it is that I'm watching(From YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, whatever), and send that to a file on my computer for OBS to read, creating a more seamless system, where the timer perfectly represents whatever timecode I am currently at (more independent of human error, also faster to implement)
Does anyone know a way to recursively export a specific browser element to a file on Windows?
I do reaction videos on YouTube, the way this is done, is that I have a timer onscreen with me, and people line up their copy of whatever I'm watching with the timer, creating a watch-along thing.
Typically, this has been a manual thing, I have a program called Snaz, which creates a simple counting timer dynamic text file, and OBS reads that file.
What I'm trying to do instead, is pull the timecode element from my browser for whatever it is that I'm watching(From YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, whatever), and send that to a file on my computer for OBS to read, creating a more seamless system, where the timer perfectly represents whatever timecode I am currently at (more independent of human error, also faster to implement)
Does anyone know a way to recursively export a specific browser element to a file on Windows?