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This doesn't seem like a software problem, but an editing one. You could cut to different recordings of the screen using a fade effect in whatever NLE you're us
by dabockster 8y ago
This doesn't seem like a software problem, but an editing one. You could cut to different recordings of the screen using a fade effect in whatever NLE you're using to edit the video. No need to write a program for this.
Basically film the portion in the rectangle, stop, expand to full screen, then start a new recording where you left off. Bring it all together in a video editor like Premier or Resolve.
- nickjj 8y agoWay too much effort. I'm recording for hundreds of hours, things really need to be streamlined. Another strategy would be to record at 2560x1440 (the full screen) and then zoom / pan into a specific region when editing but this comes with its own set of other problems. Mainly recording at 1440p uses a ton of disk space and drops frames on my box.