Hide system cursor #73
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Javascript error should be fixed, let me know if the two cursor issue persists. Have you tried disabling your custom cursor and seeing if anything changes? |
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The two cursors being visible at the same time should be fixed in v1.0.8+ with WGC capture, which records without the OS cursor. The smoothing lag is a separate issue. Even with the system cursor hidden, the rendered cursor still trails behind the actual position because of smoothing, so click effects can appear before the cursor visually arrives. One way to fix this is to apply a negative time offset to the cursor telemetry lookup, shifting the rendered cursor slightly ahead to compensate for the smoothing delay. |
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Closing as issue seems to be resolved |
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@webadderall @tokenflow1m |
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Are you using a custom cursor application? Can you try disabling it and seeing if the cursor gets hidden? |
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That's just a custom Windows cursor. Not using any 3rd party application |
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What version of windows is this? 10 Build 19041 (May 2020) or newer? |
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Windows 11 Pro |
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Do you have Windows Graphics Capture installed or supported on your system? Are you running a VM? Could you give more hardware details? |
I will install the latest version of Recordly and test again. UPDATE: |
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Hi I have the same issue. No VM, windows 11, last version downloaded this morning :) |
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Does anyone have this issue on Windows 10? |
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I'm going to release a build that will toast an error if it's using the electron capture path that causes duplicate cursors. |
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Same issue, Native Windows Capture (WGC) is unavailable. Falling back to browser capture. |
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I cloned the repo and managed to fix the cursor issue. But I had to make changes to the Visual Studio version config to get I'll open a PR, but you might wanna migrate the relevant changes and test with your version of VS |
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Migrated relevant changes and pushed, can somebody test on Windows to see if Windows cursor is hidden now with Selective merge of Windows system cursor fix #66? |
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If it's building on your machine could you publish another release with the fixes? |
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Yes please publish a release |
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v1.1.3 should appear in a few minutes, someone tell me if it works 🙏 |
It seems to have fixed it for me :) ! |
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Issue resolved |
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I've also heard reports that the smoothened cursor on Windows seems to lag behind, anyone experiencing it? |
Yes, I can confirm it, the cursor movement is lag behind |
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The problem I have (may be unrelated) is that cropping window / video seems to offset the cursor position / or the cursor position is relative to the window size but not to the original video positionning. |
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#72 Any help would be appreciated
I'll fix this |
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I'm facing the same problem as this topic, but only when I select a specific window for capture instead of the original primary window. Was it just a matter of replicating the screen corrections for windows? I'm using the latest version of Recordly (1.3.3). |
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yes issue only happens when we select specific window. |


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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Platform: Windows 11
Currently the cursor that gets added by Recordly is not perfectly aligned with the system cursor (especially with smoothing). Visually it doesn't look good when two cursors are visible.
I noticed that if I adjust cursor settings, it snaps back to the actual cursor's position. But when I resume it lacks behind again.
Describe the solution you'd like
Instead of turning off Recordly's smoothed cusror which has the click effects too. It would be better if the system's cursor can be turned off or replace and smoothed.
Additional setting: choose whether the custom cursor changes based on context or remains as the default style.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Can't really think of a different method to achieve the same result. The on described above is the most straight-forward approach.
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