danser-go VS rewind

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.

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Download rewind so you can check how you're missing. Everyone gets shit misses, though some people have better consistency to avoid shit missing. From my experience, consistency improves by playing longer maps and not retrying. Hope this helps :D

I can recommend using a replay analyser like Rewind to have a look at exactly how you missed (especially useful feature of turning off hidden).

you cant, but you can also use Rewind to diagnose your misses. You can download it from the releases tab and you can open it. When you fail/pass you can press f2 and itll show the replay automatically

I was just even more skill issued on jumps to the point that I brute forced getting better at them. If there's a specific pattern that I am getting owned on now, I use rewind to see how my aim/tapping fell off the stream and how many of the misses were real vs notelock.

Rewind: https://github.com/abstrakt8/rewind/releases/tag/v0.1.0

Struggled on this for over 4 months in 2019. Just don't play relax, listen to the music. Most likely if you lose control and fail it's because you're aiming too fast or tapping is off-sync. Slower aim tends to be a bit more lenient to the tapping window, at least in my experience. osu! Rewind is a good tool for analyzing what you're doing wrong in order to make the changes necessary.

You can always throw it into Rewind if you are just trying to watch it and analyze. Other than the use of applications, try to reprocess the maps and reopen the .osr