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Originally posted by SomeRhino:
Blazer told me that he made his videos by outputting the video to another computer's video capture card. I did something similar. I output to a VCR and recorded the gameplay to a VHS tape. After the testing was done, I captured the portions of the video that I wanted back into my computer. I then used MGI VideoWave III to compile the video. Thanks for the comments, and yes, of course you can talk to me, Andre.

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huh??? thats so confusing. can you plz tell me what you mean, i dont understand

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Originally posted by Havoc 89:

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Originally posted by SomeRhino:
Blazer told me that he made his videos by outputting the video to another computer's video capture card. I did something similar. I output to a VCR and recorded the gameplay to a VHS tape. After the testing was done, I captured the portions of the video that I wanted back into my computer. I then used MGI VideoWave III to compile the video. Thanks for the comments, and yes, of course you can talk to me, Andre.

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huh??? thats so confusing. can you plz tell me what you mean, i dont understand

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Originally posted by SomeRhino:

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Originally posted by Havoc 89:

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Originally posted by SomeRhino:
Blazer told me that he made his videos by outputting the video to another computer's video capture card. I did something similar. I output to a VCR and recorded the gameplay to a VHS tape. After the testing was done, I captured the portions of the video that I wanted back into my computer. I then used MGI VideoWave III to compile the video. Thanks for the comments, and yes, of course you can talk to me, Andre.

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huh??? thats so confusing. can you plz tell me what you mean, i dont understand

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Specifically:
I have a Geforce2 GTS with an S-Video out. I grabbed an S-Video cable and plugged it into my VCR and switched my computer's video output to S-Video. I then hit the record button on my VCR as we were beta testing my map, so I ended up with an hour or so of video on a tape.

I then plugged the s-video cable into my VCR's output, and plugged the other end into my computer's video capture card. I fired up Videowave, and recorded the portions of the video that I wanted onto my computer's hard disk. Then I kept getting low disk errors even though I had 5 Gig left. Anyways, I then compiled the final video in Videowave with Bodyjar-Not the same as the background music. After producing the video, I used the MS Video encoder to compress it down from 1.10 gigs to 10 Megabytes, zipped it up and uploaded it to the domain.

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Originally posted by André:


SomeRhino, you have ICQ...AIM...MSN?

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