The entire "developers first" culture there extends to how they treat their own employees. At multiple times, Microsoft has actively encouraged their employees to write software as a side hustle! They've launched internal competitions "We have a cool new SDK, write some software and put it on the MS Store! Best rated software wins some prize!"
They do require you not write software that directly competes with existing Microsoft software, for obvious reasons, but other than that it is fair game.īut this doesn't even cover the whole of it. "Do not use any hardware we provide for you, and do not use any software you installed from the corporate network, buy your own copy of development tools and licenses, you can use the free Azure credits we give you but not the ones linked to your employee login, make sure you use the credits on your personal account." On the day of employee orientation, they specifically talk about moonlighting and HOW to do it. Be prepared for file sizes in the hundreds of gigabytes for longer recordings.I am not talking about non-competes, I am talking about moonlighting. Incredible quality for 4k recording but it comes at a HUGE price file size. If you start recording videos for longer than 10 minutes or so, you will start to notice the file sizes creeping up into the tens of gigabytes! Lossless Quality You won’t notice any quality compression and should be pretty happy with the low file size results! Indistinguishable Qualityīetter than ‘high quality’ in that it can handle a higher fps, around 60-120. This is a decent compressor to use for videos at 720 or 1080p and 30fps. Due to recordings not requiring upload speed or live-time distribution, it’s generally better to go with a higher quality default setting in this list. Most streamers tend to play it safe with their stream settings and so this will normally be the lowest quality option. This option will automatically use the settings that you have stipulated for your streams (located above the recording settings.) It will directly copy the bitrate and encoder settings and in theory will have the exact same quality and detail as your streaming VODs. This sometimes ventures into the hundreds of gigabytes for longer recordings so be careful with the quality/size balance! Here are the settings options available to you: Same as Stream Bear in mind that the higher the quality you want your video, the exponentially higher your video file size will become. It controls the overall video quality and size of your output file. The ‘Recording Quality’ setting is a default setting in your output tab. Top 8 Fixes for Blurry OBS Recordings: 1.
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