VideoRecorder Problem

I use VideoRecorder as well, but I have never experienced any issues with infinite loops.  I don't start the videorecorder in the OnStartTest event though. I manually call a script from my KWTs, since I don't want to always record everything.  I use the OnStopTest as a fallback in case I forgot to call the script to stop at the appropriate point of the KWT

I can't help but notice - and this is probably not the casue - that you code will ALWAYS reach if(!VideoRecorder.IsRecording(), since you previous if statement includes "or True", which means your if statement will always equate to true.  You may want to change that

My OnStopTest looks like so:

function GeneralEvents_OnStopTest(Sender)
{
if(VideoRecorder.IsRecording())
  VideoRecorder.Stop();
}

There are then two differences I can see.

1. I don't use OnStartTest to start my recording.  Does that mean it's your OnStartTest that is somehow starting the VideoRecorder again in a loop ?

2.  I work in Jscript.  Can't see how that would make any difference and how you could test if this is the cause.

Make sure that folder that you use for video exists.

Do you have any errors or warnings in log?

Hi, there is infinitive loop?

What do you see on screen? Maybe some text in indicator.

How long is your test? Maybe if it's too long it's better to create shorter videos for different parts of the test.

It'd be perfect to reproduce the issue with manual closing with --one-instance vlc://quit: to do this, instead of closing via event just run vlc.exe from cmd.exe with it's full path with such command line. Maybe you can see some errors inside cmd.exe winow. In this case, please, post them here

Edit:   Modified code included when I realised there are some pieces of code in there that won't apply to this situation or contribute to identifying the issue :smileyhappy:

If it is in fact a case of something calling the OnStartTest and OnstopTest in a loop, what does you OnStartTest look like ?  Is that also doing a check if the videorecorder is running ?

I have a wrapper script for starting the VideoRecorder, which included a check if the ViseoRecorder is already Recording before trying to start.  What do you see if you put a log entry inside the OnTestStart and OnTestStop ? Is it indeed looping through events or is it internal to the VideoRecorder.Stop();

function GeneralEvents_OnStopTest(Sender)
{
Log.Message("Check if recorder is running before stop
  if(VideoRecorder.IsRecording())
{
Log.Message("Trying to stop videorecorder");
  VideoRecorder.Stop();
} 

// in a VideoRecorder script tunit:

function Start(filename,quality)
{
  if(!ProjectSuite.Variables.LogVideo)
  return;   

Log.Message("Check if recorder is running before start");
//This check should ensure you don't keep restarting it in some loop. You may get the logging multiple times though, which is a giveaway of the events looping
  if(!VideoRecorder.IsRecording())
  {    
Log.Message("Try start recorder");
    VideoRecorder.Start(quality,null,fileName);
  }
}

function GeneralEvents_OnStartTest(Sender)
{
 VideoRecorderScript.Start("myfilename","low");
}