Print("Hi! I'm your new video\nWhat's my name?\nFilename:")Ĭlient.call((input() + " - %MM-%DD %hh-%mm")) #Custom name + date. Install the obs-websocket-py which is the Python tool for the plugin (you can do this using pip)įrom obswebsocket import obsws, events, requestsĬlient = obswebsocket.obsws("localhost", 4444, "") #Change this if you have a different name, port or passwordĬlient.call(()).I want to clarify some things in case anyone wants to do exacly what OP wanted. I made some tweaks to your Python example and it worked great! I saw your code on the OBS Forum as well and wanted to help here too. Python example: client = obswebsocket.obsws("localhost", 4444, "")
Then use obs-cli ( ) or obswebsocket ( ).Ĭli example (under Windows os, beware of double quotes): obs-cli-win SetFilenameFormatting="" & ^ The obs-websocket plugin can get/set the pattern used by OBS to save recording files. I've managed to achieve this using obs-websocket and simple/dirty python script.
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