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Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
Hello all together, I just finished my first video, using the BF2 Battle Recorder and the great Battlelauncher Tool by Wolf Gaming Clan, here it is, please give me some feedback :)
BTW I didn't think that the demo was really good, as we were playing on this map with 5 players only. As there were some cool scenes at the end of the 30 minutes, I had to record half an hour of camera movement and let my PC render a 30 minute video @75fps (for slow motion scenes). As that process is very time consuming, I ended up using only one camera recording for the whole movie. The next time I will record several shorter demos, it's a lot easier to work with then. There isn't any possibility to split demofiles yet, or is it?!?
That's why no scene is shown from two different camea angles.
Concerning the cinematography, can you make some suggestions (besides using more camera angles)?
But at 0:48 the video crashes my video player, no matter which one I use, also tried deactivating ffdshow, didn't help. If I jump straight to 1:00 I can watch the end though...
Strange thing... any Idea?
There isn't any possibility to split demofiles yet, or is it?!?
That's why no scene is shown from two different camea angles.
Technically, there is a way to do that with one large demo file. A lot of the movies that Eclipse and I made, as well as a lot of other movies on here, were made using a combination of BFRecorder, Fraps, and either Premiere or Windows Movie Maker. Just watch your demo from BFRecorder, but have FRAPS running at the same time. Then, record whatever is on your screen with fraps and whenever you want a new angle of something, pause the demo and the movie and fraps, get a new angle, and then continue the demo and fraps. This should give you a bunch of little movie files recorded in fraps which you then complie in premiere or windows movie maker to add text, effects, etc. This is kind of painstaking though because if you mess up or if you want multiple angles of one stunt youre gonna have to start the demo all over due to the fact theres no rewind feature in BFRecorder.
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