| Great video programs? [message #291453] |
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The Elite Officer
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Does anybody know of any programs that record video from you computer?
I know of FRAPS and Hypercam, but they both slow down my FPS.
Don't know why, then don't on some other peoples machines, but
it does it on mine. 
So does anybody got any good programs that does not slow down the FPS?
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291460 is a reply to message #291456] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 09:16  |
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| trooprm02 wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 12:10 |
Not possible.
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Ahhh, what is not possible, because if you are saying that recording video is impossible, that that was a shit answer. 
Thanks for the site!
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291465 is a reply to message #291460] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 10:12 |
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291490 is a reply to message #291456] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 12:19 |
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| trooprm02 wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 11:10 |
Not possible.
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He's saying not possible without FPS drops. (Unless you got high-end system...)
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291550 is a reply to message #291504] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 15:19 |
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| trooprm02 wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 20:48 |
| sadukar09 wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 15:19 |
| trooprm02 wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 11:10 |
Not possible.
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He's saying not possible without FPS drops. (Unless you got high-end system...)
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Even then its not possible. If your screen is set to 75(which is the max FPS with vsync), and you set fraps to use 30, it will drop 30 and use it to record. Thats how it works.
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There you go again talking about shit you don't obviously know. Firstly its not called FPS, its called Refresh rate and secondly, many monitors can go up to 100Hz.
If you're using FRAPS and you have it set to use 30FPS and while you record you don't get the 30FPS constant then your computer needs an upgrade. If it does stay at 30FPS then change the setting in fraps to record at 60FPS but the file-size produced will be doubled.
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BLUEHTHEN YOU AR NOT JUST A BIG CHEATAS AND YOU THE BIG HEAD JUST YOU USE FLY H4X FUCK YOU BIG CHEATAS YOUR CHEATZ IS BAD YOU WANT I WRAUGHT THIS YOUR CHEATZ IS BAD HEY IS 1 YEAR YOUR PROMESS A FLY HAX IN MULTIPLAYER AND IS DONT JUST TROOPRM02 I TELL IT ALL WHO REPLYER IN THIS FORUM YOU CHEATZ
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291611 is a reply to message #291453] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 21:04 |
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Actually, Trooprm02... And Caveman, most monitors can support upto 200Hz refresh rate. That's 200 refreshes per second. However, this isn't supported as it will damage your hardware (monitor, gfx card or both).
Monitors top 'supported' refreshrate is 75Hz, so in a way Troop is right. However, saying this, you should only run your monitor at 60Hz to increase lifetime of your hardware. I've burnt a graphics core by increasing the refresh rate too high and it displays images in a slightly more shade of blue, besides white windows/objects, which makes a nice horizontal black streak to the left of the screen.
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291640 is a reply to message #291614] |
Sat, 20 October 2007 03:43 |
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Ok, so Caveman is illiterate? I never said it was the FPS, and my monitor goes up to 75, nor did I know some go up to 100, but I HIGHLY doubt his does, so this "info" is not needed neerd..
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So you didn't say "If your screen is set to 75(which is the max FPS with vsync)"? Which is untrue. Just because yours is set to 75 don't make assumptions that his is aswell.
If you knock down the resolution low enough most monitors this includes yours will probably hit 100Hz. (Look so now you can play at 8x6 and still get 100FPS..E-BONER!)
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Actually, Trooprm02... And Caveman, most monitors can support upto 200Hz refresh rate. That's 200 refreshes per second. However, this isn't supported as it will damage your hardware (monitor, gfx card or both).
Monitors top 'supported' refreshrate is 75Hz, so in a way Troop is right. However, saying this, you should only run your monitor at 60Hz to increase lifetime of your hardware. I've burnt a graphics core by increasing the refresh rate too high and it displays images in a slightly more shade of blue, besides white windows/objects, which makes a nice horizontal black streak to the left of the screen.
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A few years back when I had my 21" CRT which weighed a ton mind you, if I set it to 60Hz I would see it flicker which really did my eyes in. So I changed it to 85Hz @ 1280x1024 on a Geforce Ti 4200 for about 5 years and I did no damage to it whatsoever. The GFX is still being used to this day without any problems. Sounds like your card/monitor just burnt out.
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BLUEHTHEN YOU AR NOT JUST A BIG CHEATAS AND YOU THE BIG HEAD JUST YOU USE FLY H4X FUCK YOU BIG CHEATAS YOUR CHEATZ IS BAD YOU WANT I WRAUGHT THIS YOUR CHEATZ IS BAD HEY IS 1 YEAR YOUR PROMESS A FLY HAX IN MULTIPLAYER AND IS DONT JUST TROOPRM02 I TELL IT ALL WHO REPLYER IN THIS FORUM YOU CHEATZ
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #291693 is a reply to message #291453] |
Sat, 20 October 2007 14:16 |
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Running fraps on any computer will lag any computer. Whether it is enough for you to notice is a different story. The only way to record a game without causing any slowdown to your game is using your video card's output and recording on a second computer. Really though any decent computer can run fraps and renegade at 40fps and that's sufficient.
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| Re: Great video programs? [message #294334 is a reply to message #291471] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 08:31 |
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| IronWarrior wrote on Fri, 19 October 2007 14:18 |
Camtasia Studio can record any part of the computer screen and is an great editing program.
If you want it, I will give you an link to download an working copy.
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Can I get that link please?
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