I'm trying to group together the main OBS recording with the various source recordings. Since the sources are only in use sometimes, their recordings get filenames with later timestamps, sometimes a different date if we cross midnight.
If the main ongoing OBS recording is currently
d:\2024-03-23 01 57 03.mkv
I would love to be able to have all the Source Recordings come in grouped with it e.g.
And if there are multiple uses of the same cam during the same OBS recording, then it should number them like:
d:\2024-03-23 01 57 03 cam1 (2).mkv
Or something similar to that.
Even though each one starts at different times, it would be great to have all the camera angles grouped magically with the master recording.
Is anything like that possible? I am looking into using Advanced Scene Switcher to set it up but so far I don't think it has the ability to detect the current recording filename. Thanks!
I'm trying to group together the main OBS recording with the various source recordings. Since the sources are only in use sometimes, their recordings get filenames with later timestamps, sometimes a different date if we cross midnight.
If the main ongoing OBS recording is currently
d:\2024-03-23 01 57 03.mkvI would love to be able to have all the Source Recordings come in grouped with it e.g.
d:\2024-03-23 01 57 03 cam1.mkvd:\2024-03-23 01 57 03 cam2.mkvAnd if there are multiple uses of the same cam during the same OBS recording, then it should number them like:
d:\2024-03-23 01 57 03 cam1 (2).mkvOr something similar to that.
Even though each one starts at different times, it would be great to have all the camera angles grouped magically with the master recording.
Is anything like that possible? I am looking into using Advanced Scene Switcher to set it up but so far I don't think it has the ability to detect the current recording filename. Thanks!