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There is no built-in function for this at the moment.

Maybe you could have a post-recording command that goes in the target directory and removes the X oldest files or any file that's older than the current date or something like that.

edit: well it turns out the message above was posted by a spam bot, they are becoming impossible to detect manually… I'll leave the topic up anyway.

For golf and other activities where the subject doesn't move it's typical to change the default by going to Options > Preferences > Drawings > Opacity > and check "Visible for the entire video".

In general people create different drawings at different times so the default is that the drawings fade away so they don't overlap each other.

You can also customize this behavior for each drawing by doing right click > Visibility.

I just found the following problem related to languages: if you use the installer and install on top of a previous version it will use the old resources for the languages and will display untranslated elements in the user interface.

In general I suggest uninstalling the previous version before installing this one.

The multi-window system is new in 2025.1.

There will be a button for this in the next version. In the meantime you can use the keyboard shortcut Alt + Home. (You can re-bind this in the preferences look for CaptureScreen > ToggleDelayedDisplay command).

Thanks, very interesting. It shows me something I haven't really taken into account in the new system I think.

The new system uses a concept of "windows", that is conceptually similar to the old workspace, they contain the 1 or 2 screens with the content in it. But the XML for these is stored in the application data folder and managed by the program. So now the way to start on a specific screen configuration from the command line is to pass the window id or name, instead of the path to an external file. All the existing windows are listed in the UI so it's easy to reload old ones but creating new ones is also done from the UI.

This means something appears to be missing compared to what you want to do, you would have to create/modify the window xml stored in app data which is doable but not ideal. It would be much simpler if you could pass the paths to the two videos on the command line no?

For a single video you can directly pass the path to the command line or use the -video parameter, no need to create a window or workspace file. Maybe there should be a -video2 parameter that let you start in compare mode directly.

Hi,
Synchronization works via the "time origin" annotation and is saved in KVA files. So the way to do this would be to have a KVA file for each video with a time origin set a the timestamp of the sync point.

Please note that this workspace file format will be obsolete in the next version as the multi-window system has been rewritten and better integrated in the program, and furthermore "workspace" means a different thing now.

Are you generating these files from code or are you editing manually? The timestamps are not in seconds or frames they are in a unit that depends on the video file so it's a bit more complicated.