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A video recording app that will create a timestamp and title on video

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I know the ffmpeg way to do this. The problem with that is that I don't want only a timestamp but also a title and entry number of the video and make it look a little good. The timestamp created by ffmpeg is to say the least very ugly.
I haven't however found an alternative to this. I have to record a lot of video logs for my lab projects and it's very annoying to add in date and title by myself. I would rather want it to just be displayed as a HUD on the recording by default. Sort of like the cam Mark Watney had in the martian.

I just wanna know if anything like this exists at all right now, if it doesn't I guess I'll be ok with coding one myself.

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I know the ffmpeg way to do this. The problem with that is that I don't want only a timestamp but also a title and entry number of the video and make it look a little good. The timestamp created by ffmpeg is to say the least very ugly.
I haven't however found an alternative to this. I have to record a lot of video logs for my lab projects and it's very annoying to add in date and title by myself. I would rather want it to just be displayed as a HUD on the recording by default. Sort of like the cam Mark Watney had in the martian.

I just wanna know if anything like this exists at all right now, if it doesn't I guess I'll be ok with coding one myself.

video video-recording

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edited Apr 13 at 12:08

Arkilo

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add a comment | 

I know the ffmpeg way to do this. The problem with that is that I don't want only a timestamp but also a title and entry number of the video and make it look a little good. The timestamp created by ffmpeg is to say the least very ugly.
I haven't however found an alternative to this. I have to record a lot of video logs for my lab projects and it's very annoying to add in date and title by myself. I would rather want it to just be displayed as a HUD on the recording by default. Sort of like the cam Mark Watney had in the martian.

I just wanna know if anything like this exists at all right now, if it doesn't I guess I'll be ok with coding one myself.

video video-recording

share|improve this question

edited Apr 13 at 12:08

Arkilo

asked Apr 13 at 12:00

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114

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edited Apr 13 at 12:08

Arkilo

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Arkilo

asked Apr 13 at 12:00

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OBS Studio supports adding all kinds of information and overlays onto videos live while they're recording/streaming. You should check it out and browse the available addons/extensions it has.

Also, if it's acceptable to add the overlays after the fact, I know that various video editors like shotcut (available as a snap) have effects and overlays for things like timestamps that can be added to a video, at which point you would just re-export it after adding the info you want.

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OBS Studio supports adding all kinds of information and overlays onto videos live while they're recording/streaming. You should check it out and browse the available addons/extensions it has.

Also, if it's acceptable to add the overlays after the fact, I know that various video editors like shotcut (available as a snap) have effects and overlays for things like timestamps that can be added to a video, at which point you would just re-export it after adding the info you want.

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OBS Studio supports adding all kinds of information and overlays onto videos live while they're recording/streaming. You should check it out and browse the available addons/extensions it has.

Also, if it's acceptable to add the overlays after the fact, I know that various video editors like shotcut (available as a snap) have effects and overlays for things like timestamps that can be added to a video, at which point you would just re-export it after adding the info you want.

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OBS Studio supports adding all kinds of information and overlays onto videos live while they're recording/streaming. You should check it out and browse the available addons/extensions it has.

Also, if it's acceptable to add the overlays after the fact, I know that various video editors like shotcut (available as a snap) have effects and overlays for things like timestamps that can be added to a video, at which point you would just re-export it after adding the info you want.

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answered Apr 13 at 18:05

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answered Apr 13 at 18:05

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answered Apr 13 at 18:05

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answered Apr 13 at 18:05

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