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The default bitrate settings were too low. With this commit we let users control the quality of the recordings for H264 and HEVC.
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Thanks for developing this, I'm looking forward to bitrate / quality control. I've been testing out v2026.2.1 (f684074) and noticed the file sizes are quite large (approx. 90MB–200MB per minute), even when selecting H.265. I ran ffprobe on a recording and found two main drivers for this:
It would be incredibly helpful to also have resolution options e.g. a toggle to record at "Logical Resolution" (1x) instead of Native/Retina (2x) to save processing power and space. Here is a snippet of the ffprobe output for context: Stream #0:0... Video: hevc... 2048x1332, 8627 kb/s |
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The default bitrate settings were too low.
With this commit we let users control the
quality of the recordings for H264 and HEVC.