Content Warning – How to Save and Find Your Videos

This guide explains how to save the videos and where to find if you get it lost.

How to Save Videos

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• Step 1: Record a video, and then retrieve the film.
• Step 2: Return home and put it in the video extractor.
• Step 3: Take the disc and bring it to the TV.
• Step D: Watch the video.
• Step 5: Click the “Save Video To Desktop” or something button.
• Step 6: Now, the step that personally took me the longest. Finding the saved videos! You’ll have to search .webm across your whole PC, because they’re sav- oh. The button said they were on the desktop?
• Step 7: Share the videos!

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Find Your Lost SpookTube Classics

When you get an error extracting your latest video hit F3, and a directory will open which contains your videos from that session. Do not close the game until you back them up to another location, as closing the application will clear the temp folder.

If F3 for some reason does not open the directory, check this while the game is running:

• C:\Users*Username*\AppData\Local\Temp\rec

Additionally, this may not work if you do not have the correct permissions on your current user to write to the temp directory.

Here is the video guide that will help you to find saved video recordings:

For Proton Users

Your home folder

If you’re on Steam Deck this is:

• /home/deck

If you’re on something else it’s at:

• /home/[your username]

Note: if you don’t know this open up a terminal and type in:

• echo $USER

If you’re on something weird you might need to run:

• echo $HOME

To get your home folder

it’s at:

• $HOME/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/2881650/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Desktop

Note: where $HOME is replaced with your home folder.