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Just record your entire session with OBS, set at 3fps. I can't count the number of times I've found it helpful to be able to check what I was doing X time unit
by forgotmypw17 4y ago
Just record your entire session with OBS, set at 3fps.
I can't count the number of times I've found it helpful to be able to check what I was doing X time units ago.
- dewey 4y agoThat sounds like exactly what https://www.rewind.ai https://www.rewind.ai is doing.
- hgsgm 4y agoDo you keep that forever? How often do you need something from a 1/3 second time slice, vs, say 1s or 5s?
- forgotmypw17 4y agoNo, I don't keep it forever. Even at 3fps plus audio, it adds up. I tried 1fps before, and it was not enough, interfaces move faster than that. 3fps is sufficient, but sometimes I boost it for more important things like when I am teaching. I usually review them and take a few snapshots before deleting. Some I keep longer.
- jay_kyburz 4y agoAMD and Nvidia Drivers can both be set up to record the X last minutes of the screen. I've found it very useful when logging bugs to be able to step back through my last few minutes to see the steps that led to the bug.
- tomatohs 4y agoWe're building a startup based on this idea, though we find that the #1 use cases is catching unexpected bugs. Is that what you find as well, when recording with OBS? Check out http://replayable.io http://replayable.io.