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Title: SolOS Screen Recorder v2.1 — Quickstart for Julian (Bug Capture & 60s Ring Buffer)
Summary: 1-minute walkthrough for Julian covering (1) intentional bug capture with Laser/Ink annotation & smart sharing, and (2) catching surprise bugs from the 60s ring buffer + Studio timeline trimming.
Direct MP4 Video Stream: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial/video.mp4
View as Daylight LivePaper URL: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial?optics=livepaper
View in Native RGB Color URL: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial?optics=color
WebVTT Captions URL: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial/captions.vtt
AI Context JSON URL: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial/ai.json
SolCapture Hardware & Touch Telemetry JSON URL: https://clips.daylightcomputer.com/v/julian-dc1-tutorial/telemetry.json
[00:00] SolOS Guide: Hey Julian! Here is a quick one-minute guide to capturing bugs and using the sixty-second instant replay buffer in SolOS Screen Recorder. [00:07] SolOS Guide: First, to record a bug on purpose, tap Begin Screen Capture. Circle what went wrong with the floating Laser and Ink dock, then tap Stop. [00:20] SolOS Guide: Back in The Folio, tap Link for a public Loom-style URL, or Share for GitHub 10 MB and Email 25 MB LivePaper B&W sizing. [00:30] SolOS Guide: Second, if a bug surprises you while idle, the 60-second RAM ring buffer is already armed with zero mic. Open Recorder, tap Save 60s, and optionally add a Voice Note. [00:43] SolOS Guide: Finally, tap Trim to open Studio, scrub back to find the exact bug moment, set Trim Start and End, and share.