Track and replace a screen recording's cursor
track_cursorFind the mouse cursor of a screen recording on every frame, with its clicks and scrolls, and make the recording a Vidova screen recording: a new video asset of the same recording, its own cursor taken out (removeCursor null or true), that plays as a recording clip. Vidova then draws its own cursor there, the size and style you set (cursorStyle, cursorSize), smooth, with click sounds and click effects, and every on the clip follows the cursor. Use it on any uploaded screen recording before you zoom on, follow, highlight or replace the cursor: a tutorial, a SaaS walkthrough, a demo, a screen share from a call. Do not follow a cursor with track_box. The answer gives the new Asset ID, how sure each click is and where it is, the scrolls with their times, and an object track of the cursor (, , ). The new asset has the source's sound and length: put it where the source was, and wait_for_asset it first. Read builtin-screen-recordings before you place it. Uses about 38 credits a minute of the recording, billed by the second.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| assetId | Yes | The screen recording's video asset: an uploaded tutorial, walkthrough, demo or call screen share. Use the IDs search_assets gives. | |
| projectId | Yes | The project this call runs on without changing the open project. null (or leaving it out) uses the open project. wait_for_jobs takes the projectId of the calls that started the jobs. | |
| removeCursor | Yes | true or null: the new asset is the recording with its own cursor taken out, so Vidova's cursor is the only one on screen. false: the new asset keeps the recording's cursor as it was filmed, with its path and clicks for zooms that follow it and click effects. |