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You can sort of add controls to stop and start recording by changing the attributes of the scriptlistener log files. I don't use VBS so I just make the ScriptingListenerVB.log file read only, hidden and system. To keep it out of site mind and empty, I control the javascript log with a BAT file. I have created a shortcut for it when user it opens a small dos window for controlling the log.
@Echo Off
:loop
CLS
rem Display Log File Size
Dir "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log" /T:W /4 | find "%ScriptingListenerJS.log"
rem Display Log Attributes R read only Locked no R log is Unlocked
Attrib "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
Rem If timeout is use the above display lines will refresh over time else you need to use enter or number
CHOICE /C 123456 /N /T 300 /D 6 /M "Enter:1 to Lock, 2 to Unlock, 3 to Edit, 4 to Clear, 5 To Exit :"
Echo %ERRORLEVEL%
if %ERRORLEVEL%==6 goto timeout
if %ERRORLEVEL%==1 goto one
if %ERRORLEVEL%==2 goto two
if %ERRORLEVEL%==3 goto three
if %ERRORLEVEL%==4 goto four
if %ERRORLEVEL%==5 goto five
goto loop
:timeout
goto loop
:one
Attrib +R "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
goto loop
:two
Attrib -R "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
goto loop
:three
Rem inline command use CMD independate command use start
CMD /C notepad "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
rem Start notepad "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
goto loop
:four
Rem If the script log file is unlocked not read only this echo will clear it
Echo. > "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ScriptingListenerJS.log"
goto loop
:five
EXIT
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