metadata
license: wtfpl
After extracting the RAR file, you will find a bunch of folders named by timestamps, in which you can find these files:
hid_record.jsonl video_record.mp4 video_timestamps.json
hid_timestamps.json video_record_script.sh
video_record.mp4 is a video file at 30fps with 1280x768 resolution, in which each frame is a screenshot taken not at the video play speed.
In hid_record.jsonl you shall find:
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": [["key_press", "Key.ctrl"], ["key_press", "Key.shift"], ["key_press", "Key.page_up"], ["key_release", "Key.page_up"], ["key_release", "Key.shift"], ["key_release", "Key.ctrl"]]}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": [["mouse_move", [782, 682]]]}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": []}
{"HIDEvents": [["key_press", "Key.alt"], ["key_press", "'l'"], ["key_release", "'l'"], ["key_release", "Key.alt"]]}
video_timestamps.json contains the corresponding UNIX timestamps for every frame recorded:
[
1685664003.6361628,
1685664003.6745877,
1685664003.6882446,
1685664003.715868,
1685664003.7464304,
1685664003.7711987,
1685664003.7833188,
1685664003.8149195,
...
]
hid_timestamps.json is similar to video_timestamps.json and contains every timestamp for every HID action, event, including those empty ones, found in hid_record.jsonl.