Recording Controls

No. The controls overlay operates at a layer above the recording capture area. It is injected as a browser overlay that sits outside the captured region, so it does not appear in the recorded video output. Viewers watching your finished recording only see the screen content you intended to capture. The pause, resume, and stop buttons are visible only to you during the live recording session. Full answer →

Yes. You can pause and resume as many times as needed within a single recording session. Each pause-resume cycle produces a seamless cut in the output — the paused time is not included in the final video, so there is no visible gap or freeze frame between sections. This makes multi-pause sessions useful for longer walkthroughs where you need time to navigate between steps, look up information, or reset the screen between segments. Full answer →

The recording continues running indefinitely until you click Stop in the floating controls or explicitly end the session. Sirvez does not automatically stop a recording after a set duration. If you close the recording tab without stopping, the session ends. If you leave it running unattended, it will continue accumulating footage. Always click Stop when you are finished to ensure the recording ends cleanly and appears in your Local Library ready for review. Full answer →