@ tdurhamjr

To some extent I understand what you are doing, and in that respect, I agree that a "Shortcut" function should be added (any action that requires a mouse click should have a "Shortcut").

So, + 1

However, I think I would lose my mind if I tried to manage REPLAYS like that and I don't necessarily think that you are getting the best use of the "Video Delay" feature by turning it OFF and ON all the time.
If you "Save" a segment as a Clip, (there is a Shortcut for that) then you will not lose any possible concurrent events, but then the main issue becomes timing if you plan on doing "Instant Replay" with the Video Delay.
If you have the luxury of waiting till the recording saves, there's no real issue, you can set the clip up whenever you want. If your window of opportunity is a little narrower, then it's all about timing it right.
For me, in Ice Hockey, I have about a 20-25 second window to do a slow motion REPLAY after a goal. This allows for me to set-up a 10 second delay, wait 5 or 6 seconds after the goal for some high fives, transition to the Delay at 50% speed about 5 seconds prior to goal, play for 10 seconds or so to see goal in slow motion and transition back to LIVE in time for the face-off.
If you are doing Basketball, your window might be even shorter, like maybe a 4 or 5 second delay that you have to go to a second or two after the basket.
The point is, each sport will have it's own "Timing" requirements when it comes to REPLAY opportunities, and finding the workflow that works best for you is what's important.


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