Obsidian plugins with #recording#

The Asciinema Player plugin lets you embed terminal session recordings directly into your notes. It renders asciicasts recordings made with the Asciinema command-line tool using an interactive player that supports playback controls, speed adjustments and keyboard shortcuts. You can reference local cast files stored in your vault or pull them from remote URLs. The player offers extensive customization through options like terminal dimensions, themes, auto-play, looping and poster frames. Chapter markers appear in the playbar when defined in the recording. Since the plugin bundles the entire player library internally rather than loading it from an external CDN, it works reliably offline without depending on external services.

The Obsidian Camera plugin allows you to capture high-quality photo and video recordings within Obsidian, and have them seamlessly integrated into your notes. With this plugin, you can effortlessly create links to your recordings from any open markdown file, making it easy to reference and revisit your multimedia content. The plugin also features a convenient file picker for selecting the desired recording location. Whether you're documenting research, creating tutorials, or simply capturing memories, Obsidian Camera makes it simple to incorporate visuals into your notes.

The Super Duper Audio Recorder plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to take their note-taking experience to the next level. With this plugin, you can record high-quality audio directly into your notes, and even edit them on the fly. The plugin's sleek UI makes it easy to navigate, with features like folder selection, audio source options, pause functionality, and multi-track recording. You can also customize settings like default save location, audio format, and hotkeys to suit your workflow. Whether you're a podcaster, journalist, or simply someone who likes to record their thoughts, the Super Duper Audio Recorder plugin is an essential tool for anyone looking to elevate their note-taking experience in Obsidian.