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I'm gonna cry by KitteaMutt
legitimately about to burst into tears
Finally got a program I thought was super cool (ezvid) and decided to stay up and draw something to try it out. I drew and drew and was rrrreeeallllly happy with my results! (SUbmission titled "Shooting Star" if you don't see it, I haven;t uploaded yet.)
I stop the video and wait for it to render and stuff and I find out it only records up to 45 minutes.
I spent over an hour on that drawing.
I was so excited, and I feel so stupid for not checking if there was a time limit first.
I'm tired, I'm stressed out, and I just really feel like a big heap of failure.
I'm just gonna log off and crawl to bed now and try not to cry.... it's almost 4 am and I have to get up in a few hours....
Let this be a lesson to you: Not all screen recorders have an unlimited recording timespan....
I'm gonna cry
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It was just for fun. I've wanted to do a youtube speedpaint for yeeearrrssss and now I had the opportunity and it was squandered.
I found a new recording device and, even though it takes a lot longer, I got my recording done and edited.
And I don't think I'd ever be able to get used to losing unsaved work. I tend to get really annoyed and halfass it if I have to do it all over again.
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Don't cry :(
At least you got most of it recorded! You know livestream saves your videos when you stream? Or at least I have mine set up to do that XD It takes up a lot of space but that's what I use to edit my videos (just starting to at least LOL).
These things happen - you learn to get over them a lot faster as time goes on. When a program crashes and I lose my work, I barely flinch now. It's like 'eh, ok. Do it again'.
Was there a super big reason as to why you needed to record something or was it just for fun?