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Ben J.

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I had an episode the other day - my internal drive filled up and threw an error. I managed to fix it and retrieve the lost free space. I've come to realise that it was probably due to my initiating a live screen recording, and not noticing it was running in the background before the drive filled up.

My simple question: how can I avoid repeating this?
Any optional visual feedback I can select?
 

Bigwaff

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I've come to realise that it was probably due to my initiating a live screen recording, and not noticing it was running in the background before the drive filled up.
How did you or what software did you use to "initiate" a live screen recording. There should have been some indicator in the menu bar recording was active.
 

Ben J.

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How did you or what software did you use to "initiate" a live screen recording. There should have been some indicator in the menu bar recording was active.
Just the standard screen-grab in macOS (F5). Well, that idicator in the menu bar illluded me.
 

bogdanw

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You can disable/modify the shortcut in System Settings - Keyboard - Shortcuts- Screen capture
 
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