Valentin

In the end i will probably use the latest version and just record in segments of 10-20 minutes that i will combine at the end of the day. Let's say that this approach will be much safer in case of unexpected system shutdowns or app crashes. I've found an application (Video to Video) that joins the files at much better speeds than some of the previous apps that were requiring at least 10 hours for the same task. The problem with the earlier builds recommended by you is that they don't have the option to hide the mouse cursor. Other versions don't even have the "scheduling" feature available. I hope that one day the developers, who, by the way, disappointed me by being inactive in this conversation, will change a line of code and remove the 10 hour limit for recordings so that i could use the application at its maximum potential. If not, at least i hope that they can provide an explanation for why the limit was put in place anyways. Thank you for the responses, clemenzina!

"I presume you mean "increase the maximum of hours for recording"." - Yes "Do you already own Debut? If so, you can try unticking the "Limit recording..." box and see what happens." How? (I really don't understand the reason for the 10 hour limit. It doesn't make any sense) In regards to selecting the network for recording, i can't because it's not a downloadable stream. Thanks for your response.

Hi! Is there a way to increase the maximum of hours for recording ? The idea is that i want to use this software for creating 24hr recordings of a chat box and the 10-hour limitation would force me to have 3 videos created for 1 day of recording. This is a serious no-no for me, because combining the videos each day would probably require many many hours and unnecessary effort. Additionally: Does the software prevent corruption in videos during sudden system restarts or insufficient hard disk space ? I've used another application in the past and whenever those two things were happening to me, the video would end up being useless. If not, can you at least implement a function so that when the HDD reaches a certain minimum the video would stop automatically? Much better to stop than to have it corrupted. Thank you!