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screen-recording

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Professional screen and camera recording with OBS Studio (scenes, filters, plugins, hardware encoding) on Windows, macOS or Linux (incl. GNOME/KDE Wayland), keystroke overlays, auto-zoom demo recorders, presenter-mode cursor settings, and post-production of recordings (remux, trim, loudness) in a reproducible container. Use when the user wants to record a tutorial, demo, course, talk or stream, set up or configure OBS scenes/profiles/filters, needs zoom-on-click or cursor highlighting, keystroke display, or wants to clean up a finished recording.

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    Use the hardware encoder (NVENC / AMF / QSV / VAAPI / Apple VT) at CQP/CRF 18–20 — the CPU stays free for the apps you demo.

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SKILL.md

Screen recording (OBS · post-production)

Recording happens on the user's desktop — a container can't see the screen. check.sh and presenter-mode.sh therefore run on the host; finish-recording.sh runs in the design-skills container automatically (see design-sandbox).

Toolkit

ToolUse it forPlatforms
OBS StudioScenes (screen, cam, screen+cam), filters, recording, streamingWindows · macOS · Linux — https://obsproject.com
OBS pluginsMove Transition, masks, blur, background removal, source record… — see references/obs-plugins.mdinside OBS
Keystroke overlayShow shortcuts on screen — capture its window in OBSshowmethekey (Linux) · KeyCastr (macOS) · Carnac (Windows)
Auto-zoom recordersScreen Studio–style zoom-on-click demosScreen Studio (macOS) · OpenScreen / Cap (cross-platform)
ffmpeg (container)Remux, trim, loudness, review copiesfinish-recording.sh
Kdenlive / ffmpegEditing and deliveryvideo-editing skill

Platform notes

  • Linux Wayland (GNOME/KDE): capture with the Screen Capture (PipeWire) source; the portal asks which screen/window. Live zoom-follow-mouse plugins need X11 cursor coordinates and don't work — use Move Transition hotkeys, an auto-zoom recorder, or zooms in post (keyframed Transform in Kdenlive). Global hotkeys need a GlobalShortcuts-portal plugin (e.g. obs-wayland-hotkeys).
  • macOS: grant Screen Recording and Microphone permission to OBS (System Settings → Privacy & Security).
  • Windows: Display Capture or Window Capture; NVENC/AMF/QSV hardware encoders are listed under Output.

Scripts

ScriptWhat it does
check.shOBS + plugin folders, session type, keystroke-overlay tool, presenter settings — on this desktop
presenter-mode.sh on [size] | off | statusGNOME: bigger cursor + Ctrl ripple for recording; off restores your settings (tells you the equivalent elsewhere)
finish-recording.sh <rec.mkv> [--trim-start S] [--trim-end S] [--target -14] [--denoise]Lossless remux to MP4, trim, loudness-normalize, plus a small review copy

Guides

  • references/obs-setup.md — recommended profile (hardware encoder, CQP/CRF, MKV + auto-remux), scene layout, mic filter chain, hotkeys.
  • references/obs-plugins.md — useful plugins: what each is for and a concrete recipe.
  • references/recording-workflow.md — pre-flight checklist, recording technique, post-production pipeline.

Rules of thumb

  1. Record MKV (crash-safe) with Automatically remux to MP4 on.
  2. Use the hardware encoder (NVENC / AMF / QSV / VAAPI / Apple VT) at CQP/CRF 18–20 — the CPU stays free for the apps you demo.
  3. Canvas 1920×1080; scale apps so text is readable at 1080p (editor font ≥ 16, browser zoom 125 %).
  4. Mic on track 1, desktop audio on track 2 (Advanced Audio Properties) — fix the balance in the edit.
  5. Presenter mode on, notifications off (Do Not Disturb / Focus), clean desktop.

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