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Just obs, typically i just type in the obs curr recording time in the github issue and then when i go back i can find the video that day and look for the time,
by macromaniac 7y ago
Just obs, typically i just type in the obs curr recording time in the github issue and then when i go back i can find the video that day and look for the time, but most of the time i would just stop the recording, go back and analyze what happened, and fix then and there. This has happened at a rate of 5 times a year so its not super common, but nothing worse than seeing a bug once and never seeing it again till production. I have not done the type of video analysis you are talking about so i cant speak to how helpful it would be, it would be nice to link videos to commit history but i have not done this and not aware of anyone making tooling for it. You can ballpark it if the last commit was when you ended the video but ya thats prolly not what you looking for.
- rococode 7y agoHow do you store the video? Do you archive to lower res? I imagine 5 years of video recordings adds up pretty quickly.