I've done quite a bit of searching and can only find the ability to use a timestamp replacer in the locally saved file-name. The question of this thread is: Is that the only replacer available?
The suggestion, as have been posted in the past is to add a simple replacer system ( as easy as using a string matcher and string sub or a basic string replace x with y function call on output ) by adding {REPLACER} tags....
I'd like to see Scene Name as one, and that would actually be quite easy to add in. I'll look over the source later on and maybe make the pull request myself..
Replacers will allow us to categorize our recordings without changing the path each time we want to switch to a different game. We could have: C:\Videos\{SCENE_NAME}\{TIMESTAMP}.mp4 to organize by folder, or simply by file name: C:\Videos\{SCENE_NAME}_{TIMESTAMP}.mp4 etc etc...
It's such a simple feature to implement, providing the program is set up in an organized way ( namespacing, classes, etc.. depending on language too; I have yet to review the code and I haven't seen any reference to which language is used, but regardless of language it shouldn't be difficult to do ), and it has been suggested before so I'm curious why there's no mention of it in the file-naming tab or why it hasn't been implemented yet..
The suggestion, as have been posted in the past is to add a simple replacer system ( as easy as using a string matcher and string sub or a basic string replace x with y function call on output ) by adding {REPLACER} tags....
I'd like to see Scene Name as one, and that would actually be quite easy to add in. I'll look over the source later on and maybe make the pull request myself..
Replacers will allow us to categorize our recordings without changing the path each time we want to switch to a different game. We could have: C:\Videos\{SCENE_NAME}\{TIMESTAMP}.mp4 to organize by folder, or simply by file name: C:\Videos\{SCENE_NAME}_{TIMESTAMP}.mp4 etc etc...
It's such a simple feature to implement, providing the program is set up in an organized way ( namespacing, classes, etc.. depending on language too; I have yet to review the code and I haven't seen any reference to which language is used, but regardless of language it shouldn't be difficult to do ), and it has been suggested before so I'm curious why there's no mention of it in the file-naming tab or why it hasn't been implemented yet..