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Hi @oskarahl - I'll give it a go. Two questions: 1. How does video capture work - does it need local installation or does it do something clever through the br
by nmstoker 6y ago
Hi @oskarahl - I'll give it a go. Two questions:
1. How does video capture work - does it need local installation or does it do something clever through the browser?
2. How well suited is it to recapturing an updated version of a video, without redoing all the config again by hand?
On the second point, my common scenario is an app gets updated and there's a new button or slight change in a part of the screen (not the core feature being captured) and to keep it consistent, I need to re-record basically the same video with the latest app release. Got anything to help speed that up?
- oskarahl 6y agoThanks for checking it out. 1. Currently it's a web-based video editor (so no download required) where you edit screen recordings, so at the moment you'll need to record your screen and then upload it. 2. I see, maybe adding a "skeleton" loader overlay over content that's not affected by the core feature would handle this? e.g. something like this: https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/1275154148938461185 https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/1275154148938461185
- nmstoker 6y agoOn point 2, yes that could work. Originally I'd been thinking of it remembering the same screen capture size/locations etc, so it would just reapply those to my updated capture but your way would help keep people focused and avoid distraction with surrounding UI.