- Thread starter Exeldro
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@Exeldro is there a way Source Record can be used to rename the prefix of a file to match the athlete?
I would want to be able to
Push a key to close the file
Popup a pick-list of athletes's names and be able to choose one with my mouse and save the file with the name prefix.
The athlete's names would be in a csv that can be imported
Mary_Brown_USA, John_Smith_CAN
This would reduce errors when renaming files.
I would want to be able to
Push a key to close the file
Popup a pick-list of athletes's names and be able to choose one with my mouse and save the file with the name prefix.
The athlete's names would be in a csv that can be imported
Mary_Brown_USA, John_Smith_CAN
This would reduce errors when renaming files.
Exeldro
Active Member
Exeldro updated Source Record with a new update entry:
Version 0.4.1
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Version 0.4.1
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noizeproxy
Member
Hey! Would appreciate any help with this! I tried reading the crash report, but I honestly have no idea what I'm looking at.
I'm experiencing a crash after about 10 seconds of recording. I made a separate scene collection with two scenes, one camera source on each scene, and an audio source on the first scene. I only have source record setup as a filter on the camera source of the second scene. Are my settings just too high? I'm running Windows 11 with a 14900K and a 4090 Gaming Trio; 128gb RAM. I typically don't have many issues with encoding or system load, and especially here, I'm only recording one extra source in addition to the main scene.
Like I said, would very much appreciate any help anyone can offer! This is a much needed tool for me, and I just want to try and get it to do the thing :)
Crash report and settings attached
I'm experiencing a crash after about 10 seconds of recording. I made a separate scene collection with two scenes, one camera source on each scene, and an audio source on the first scene. I only have source record setup as a filter on the camera source of the second scene. Are my settings just too high? I'm running Windows 11 with a 14900K and a 4090 Gaming Trio; 128gb RAM. I typically don't have many issues with encoding or system load, and especially here, I'm only recording one extra source in addition to the main scene.
Like I said, would very much appreciate any help anyone can offer! This is a much needed tool for me, and I just want to try and get it to do the thing :)
Crash report and settings attached
Tallicia
Member
Thank you so very much as always @Exeldro Truly making the world a much better place!
Being able to jump between chapters even in VLC is absolutely glorious!
One quick question, is it possible for source record to use the frame rate of the source it self, not related in any way to the canvas? I have a source that offers 144/120 and such recording framerates. Is it possible to have source record capture and record at the native source's frame rate?
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Tallicia
Member
This is just a quick 5 second review response, but using CBR ( constant bit rate ) for flow control and adjusting the bit rate till I can't notice any artifacts has been my quick go to way to get recordings quickly with the least amount of space necessary to maintain a quality I can't tell the difference in.
noizeproxy
Member
Just a follow-up, tried switching to CBR and lowering the bitrate, and there's no change. Still getting a crash within 10-20 seconds of starting the recording. I'm at a loss. Not sure if the crash report will tell you anything, but I would appreciate any help with this! Thanks in advance!
Exeldro
Active Member
@noizeproxy it is a crash unloading the output. Do you have an OBS log of the session with the crash for me to look at?
noizeproxy
Member
@Exeldro I'm guessing the corresponding log file is one of these two. Sorry for not including earlier. I'm new at this level of troubleshooting. Thanks for taking time to look into it!
I am using the Source Record plugin for OBS Studio, version 0.4.1. I use the filter to capture highlights from my live streams with a 180-second buffer.
One issue I’ve noticed is that once I activate this feature in one of my scenes, I cannot stop it.
Is there a functionality to enable the buffer only when I am live streaming or recording, similar to how the Vertical Scenes plugin works?
Currently, when I open OBS, the buffer starts immediately, and I cannot manage the video outputs or close OBS without it crashing.
Thank you!
One issue I’ve noticed is that once I activate this feature in one of my scenes, I cannot stop it.
Is there a functionality to enable the buffer only when I am live streaming or recording, similar to how the Vertical Scenes plugin works?
Currently, when I open OBS, the buffer starts immediately, and I cannot manage the video outputs or close OBS without it crashing.
Thank you!
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i Have same problem with the version 0.4.1.
VoltronBoy
New Member
Hey everyone,
Maybe you can help me out with this one.
I'm currently working on a setup where I have different scenes, each with a different browser input (currently only 10 sources). The idea is to have different sources that I want to clip using the replay buffer for source recording simultaneously.
It seems to be working fine, but the only issue I’m facing is audio capture. Sometimes it captures the audio from the current/active sources, and other times it creates the clip with no audio at all.
Of course, I’ve already tried the 'Different Audio' option and assigned the correct audio-browser input.
Any ideas on how to make this environment work?
Thanks!
Maybe you can help me out with this one.
I'm currently working on a setup where I have different scenes, each with a different browser input (currently only 10 sources). The idea is to have different sources that I want to clip using the replay buffer for source recording simultaneously.
It seems to be working fine, but the only issue I’m facing is audio capture. Sometimes it captures the audio from the current/active sources, and other times it creates the clip with no audio at all.
Of course, I’ve already tried the 'Different Audio' option and assigned the correct audio-browser input.
Any ideas on how to make this environment work?
Thanks!
frank_halfwong
New Member
Hi,
Is it me or it used to be possible to record a seperate track but retain the OBS audio settings ? In my case its 320kpbs but it keeps recording at 160 (default?)
Thanks
Frank
Is it me or it used to be possible to record a seperate track but retain the OBS audio settings ? In my case its 320kpbs but it keeps recording at 160 (default?)
Thanks
Frank
Zepuuu
New Member
If you use the new AV1 encoder some video player csnt handle it, otherwise just close OBS and wait a second. Usually OBS ist always writing into the video file and inly when closed the video might replay