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Using Auto Record Reliably in CaptureGem


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With Premium, CaptureGem can automatically save a supported public stream when its model is set to Record Always or Record With Expiry. Monitor Always is watch-only and does not save a finished video. Start with a small model list, confirm one complete recording, and then add more models while watching bandwidth and free disk space.

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Select a model on the Record tab, click Modify Auto Record under Actions, and choose Record Always or Record With Expiry. Auto-record needs Premium; in the free version every model stays on None. The app’s site providers handle status detection and retries internally. The current Settings UI does not offer per-model polling intervals, a retry-count slider, or resolution and tag filters for Auto Record. Avoid guides that ask you to configure those controls. The related settings that do exist apply to all models: Auto Record All Newly Added Models, Offline Retry Wait Time (Seconds), Temporary Auto Record Expiration (Minutes) and Max Concurrent Auto Recordings.

If an expected recording did not start, check the model name and site, whether the stream was public and available, app logs, and whether another recording or disk warning was active. Some sites or states are unsupported or can change without notice. Troubleshooting and bandwidth planning are useful next steps.

Keep the computer awake during sessions you intend to capture. Test one live session before relying on unattended automatic recording.

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