Recording and Replay Buffer
Find your recordings and save the moments you'd otherwise miss. These guides open the folder OBS is using on Windows, Mac and Linux, change where files go, and set up the Replay Buffer with a Save Replay hotkey and a replay length your RAM can hold.
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Recording and Replay Buffer
Which encoder should OBS use? CPU versus GPU encoding explained
Choose the encoder your hardware can use, give streams and recordings the right rate control, and use the Stats counters to separate encoding pressure from rendering or network trouble.
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Recording and Replay Buffer
Where does OBS save recordings? Find the folder and change it
File > Show Recordings opens the current destination. Check the default folder, change Recording Path in Simple or Advanced mode, and find older files left in another profile, folder or format.
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Recording and Replay Buffer
OBS Replay Buffer: Set Up, Save and Find Your Clips
Enable Replay Buffer in Simple or Advanced Output, assign Save Replay and start capture. Save the moment, wait for its file confirmation and check your recording path, packet budget and background hotkeys.
