I have no trouble re-recording them for now as they were only about a minute long, but in the future I want to avoid this issue. I record using the MKV format, and remux it to MP4, however I also record a facecam along with my gameplay, separately, so I can do more things with it in post. I've never had this issue before, but it would absolutely suck if it ended up happening after a long recording session.
I have no idea what happened, I recorded them both separately, and when I was done, I stopped both. I must've stopped them too fast or something, so they got the same name, and OBS wrote both videos onto the same file. The file itself was corrupt according to windows, but I could still remux it and/or watch the MKV file via VLC. The results were amusing to say the least, but rather irrelevant to the issue at hand. The point is; they were definitely fused in the same file. How can I avoid this in the future, and incase there isn't a way to avoid it, is there a way to salvage it when it happens?
I have no idea what happened, I recorded them both separately, and when I was done, I stopped both. I must've stopped them too fast or something, so they got the same name, and OBS wrote both videos onto the same file. The file itself was corrupt according to windows, but I could still remux it and/or watch the MKV file via VLC. The results were amusing to say the least, but rather irrelevant to the issue at hand. The point is; they were definitely fused in the same file. How can I avoid this in the future, and incase there isn't a way to avoid it, is there a way to salvage it when it happens?