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RecordingPrefs

The session recorder's last-used modal values (SESSIONRECORD) - an internal dev tool's prefill and nothing more.

Device-local like [GlobalSettings::delegate_temporary_root]: the folder names a directory on this machine, and the rest travels with it because a recording rig is a machine, not a person. Written whole - the modal always settles the set at once - and read tolerantly: a value this build does not understand degrades to the default, never to a failed load.

Type object

Shape

FieldTypeDescription
presetstring

The preset token - current, youtube, tiktok, square, portrait, web, custom. Empty means first use: Current window size, which is the modal's own default.

Default ""

custom_widthinteger (uint32, >= 0) or null

The last custom pair typed, kept whatever preset was chosen so Custom… never opens empty.

Default null

custom_heightinteger (uint32, >= 0) or null

Default null

frame_rateinteger (uint32, >= 0) or null

60 or 30. None is first use - 60, the modal's default.

Default null

cursorboolean or null

Whether the mouse cursor is in the clip. None is first use - on.

Default null

folderstring or null

The folder the last clip went to. None asks for the Videos folder.

Default null

Example
{
  "preset": "",
  "custom_width": 0,
  "custom_height": 0,
  "frame_rate": 0,
  "cursor": false,
  "folder": "string"
}

The contract has no example values, so example bodies are generated from each schema: every field is shown with a placeholder of its type.

Generated from contract version 1. Last updated .

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