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🕹 Reproduction steps
- The live room address I tried to record is: any channel on https://twitcasting.tv/
- The recording format I used is: M4A (Audio only)
- Add the TwitCasting stream URL to StreamCap with loop monitoring enabled
- Wait for the stream to go live - recording starts correctly
- Streamer ends their broadcast or it ends by its self
- Streamer starts a new broadcast shortly after
- StreamCap does not detect the new broadcast and does not start a new recording
😯 Problem description
- OS: Linux (CachyOS)
- StreamCap version: 1.0.3
- Running via Docker
- Platform being recorded: TwitCasting
When recording a TwitCasting stream and the streamer ends their broadcast and
starts a new one, StreamCap does not stop the current recording and start a
new one for the new broadcast. Instead it appears to either continue the old
recording or gets stuck without detecting the new stream.
Expected behavior: When a monitored stream goes offline and comes back live
as a new broadcast, StreamCap should automatically stop the current recording,
save the file, and start a new recording for the new broadcast session.
Current behavior: StreamCap does not detect the stream restart and does not
begin a new recording for the new broadcast.
(Settings)
📜 Error information
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🔧 How did you run the program?
Running with source code
🐍 If running with source code, please select your Python environment version
Other (please specify in the issue)
💻 Please select your system environment
Other (please specify in the issue)
🕹 Reproduction steps
😯 Problem description
When recording a TwitCasting stream and the streamer ends their broadcast and
starts a new one, StreamCap does not stop the current recording and start a
new one for the new broadcast. Instead it appears to either continue the old
recording or gets stuck without detecting the new stream.
Expected behavior: When a monitored stream goes offline and comes back live
as a new broadcast, StreamCap should automatically stop the current recording,
save the file, and start a new recording for the new broadcast session.
Current behavior: StreamCap does not detect the stream restart and does not
begin a new recording for the new broadcast.
(Settings)
📜 Error information
No response