I'm not a coder by any means, unless you count Minecraft command blocks. That said, I've made some adjustments to the Twitch Recorder code using GPT-4 to enhance its handling of stream interruptions. I now use this to record my oshi Ironmouse and thought the Nyarchivist and others might appreciate it.
https://gofile.io/d/TZZBIqProblem: When recording a stream with Twitch Recorder, sometimes the stream may temporarily go offline and the software will immediately start processing the file. If the stream resumes while the file is being process, Twitch Recorder must then wait, often for a considerable amount of time, before resuming the recording.
Solution: I've modified the code so that when a Twitch stream foes offline, Twitch Recorder will wait for a specified duration (default 3 minutes) before initiating file processing, all the while chicking if any new streams have started. If a new stream begins before processing starts, Twitch Recorder will prioritize recording the new stream first.
Additionally, The OAuth token is now set from the config file, and users can adjust the default interval between checks, the waiting time before processing, and the interval between checks during the processing wait period, all from the config file. I am also now aware of a potential method to automatically record the missed start of a VOD, if available, and prepend it before processing. It's 3:30 AM right now and it seems like that might be a bit annoying, so another day perhaps.
