OBS PUSH TO TALK SOFTWARE
This makes my post-recording work almost none! The best part is that its open source and hence, FREE! There is an excellent community that maintain this software and I am nonetheless amazed of what all it has to offer.
OBS PUSH TO TALK WINDOWS
if (newObs.hasPreviousVersion() & newObs.getPreviousVersion().Commenti: OBS Studio has helped me record a lot of my lectures (for the students) very easy! I could record off my camera, screen, windows and the filters help enhance the quality or crop off sections off the recording.
OBS PUSH TO TALK CODE
This causes the code path at ObsServiceImpl#saveObs(Obs, String) to take the branch that calls ObsServiceImpl#saveExistingObs(Obs, String), which in turn calls ObsServiceImpl#voidExistingObs(Obs, String, Obs) where this code actually deletes the file. This is due to both having a previous complex observation and loading the data via Handler (which currently, must call setComplexData() to set the ComplexData member). I later started setting the previous observation on updated observations, and I began to see the file was being deleted and corresponding FileNotFoundExceptions when viewing encounters and attachments.
Even though there is code for immediately loading ComplexData ( ) in the ObsService (which in my opinion should be lazy loaded in the Obs class getObs() itself), when using HFE FormSessionContext.getExistingObs(), I was seeing the data member was still null and started calling the ObsService#getObs(Integer) (How this happens via Spring/Hibernate ORM, in relation to Encounter#setObs() obs loading, might also be worth documenting in the Encounter class? Maybe you’d be able to explain it clearly given you’re work with Annotations there). Ken I first noticed this behavior when working on converting the Drawing module to use SVG. I have described the current issue I am seeing here on a previous bug case that appears to have the same symptom for anyone technically inclined to read more: Being that I’m primarily acquainted with the dev community, I’d like to invite comments from, ,, ,, and. I’d appreciate any feedback, existing policies or case studies to direct future work in this area. I’d like to hear what the community needs and policy are, to meet the needs of users and patients, and not just what an individual dev or group believes is “right” from their point of view. There appears to have been some fluctuation within the community between one approach (saving the files) and the other (deleting them). I have done some research on JIRA and see this specific issue has gone through some changes over the years. Generally, I believe the policy is to preserve data, not to “clean up hard drive space”.Ĭurrently, some types of observations like attached images (technically considered “Complex Obs”) can be deleted from the file system when the database Observation is voided. I believe the consensus in healthcare is that medical data should always be preserved with records of corrections (except via some government established procedure if there is ever a valid requirement to purge data).
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