danser-go VS osr2mp4-app

I would recommend using danser to generate replay recordings, don't have to worry your performance while recording and can using higher sample rates for motion blur, as well as many other settings.

If setting up danser is easier than other options, you could render in whatever quality and see the pp number at the end.

Still, if you do want to compare multiple replays, maybe something like danser's knockout could work (although replays get removed when you miss, so I'm not sure how you'd combine replays with misses).

Try danser, there seems to be a Linux release. I have no idea what I'm talking about, I've never used Linux before.

you could also render a replay with a program like danser

I don't know how to solve your problem with osr2mp4, but I recommend using danser and using its motion blur.

danser

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You'll need to use osu itself to open it. Its an osr file for osu, not a normal video file. You can either open it to osu then record it to an mp4 with a screen recorder, or you can use osr2mp4, though it seems a bit complicated to install on MacOS

You can use osr2mp4 to render videos from replays automatically, so you don't have to worry about lag.

thats the source code my guy, here is the download tab: https://github.com/uyitroa/osr2mp4-app/releases/tag/v0.3

There is a app called osrtomp4 (https://github.com/uyitroa/osr2mp4-app/releases/tag/v0.3) where it converts your osu replays to mp4, but if you try and convert a timewarped replay it gives you the name of the map then says 'ban'. I checked out all of his replays on this converter and they all came out to be timewarped