Recording video (BF2 obviously)

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  • XmetallicaXguitarstX
    Member
    • Jul 2006
    • 3014

    #1

    Recording video (BF2 obviously)

    I tried getting fraps, but there is a 30 second time limit. Does anyone know some other way of recording?

    I have a Radeon X800 Pro with S-vid out, and I also have some card that says "RCA" (I don't know if its in/out), I also have some "WinTV" card with, "D/tv/S-vid" again, idk if its in or out.

    The X800 Pro says "vid out", so I took an S-video>RCA, and plugged the video into a VCR. When I went to record, nothing showed up on the tape.

    Or does anyone know some other ways ..."around" ... the 30 second fraps limit
  • XmetallicaXguitarstX
    Member
    • Jul 2006
    • 3014

    #2
    Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

    Anyone..

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    • =GzR=Damager

      #3
      Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

      let's all jump

      are you James or Kirt?

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      • Chris_Redfield
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 5986

        #4
        Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

        Ok, hold on. I used a good one, which needed too much recources for my PC (Im on min settings, apart from 3.0 P4 HT, 512 RAM, 128 ATI Radeon 9550SE).

        I has a 30 day free trial version, which is better than 30 second pieces. But if you want to talk *cough* about FRAPS, PM me.

        If you do not wish to talk about "yarr yarr", then heres the trial of CamTasia for you.

        http://www.realnetworks.com/products/camtasia/

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        • Bio_Terra

          #5
          Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

          Or does anyone know some other ways ..."around" ... the 30 second fraps limit
          Buy it

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          • « R²» HKS

            #6
            Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

            Battle Recorder, it bugged though in version 1.2 and crashes as soon as a UAV is launched so as long as no UAV is launched its fine.

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            • Tribalwolf

              #7
              Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

              Hey metallica , check your pm's. lets consider it an early christmas present

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              • imagenesis

                #8
                Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                Can Santa Claus come by my PM box too?

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                • XmetallicaXguitarstX
                  Member
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 3014

                  #9
                  Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                  Ok so I got Fraps, not from you tribal... sorry. lol

                  Well, When I record... it's laggy as hell!

                  I went and I changed FPS to 80, and I tried, and it was a LITTLE better, but then I checked it.. and it was like a minute long clip.. and it was a GIG!

                  So does anyone know how to get this working so it won't lag so much? But yet, not be so HUGE (it can be big, but I mean managable... not a GIG for 1 little minute.

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                  • Tribalwolf

                    #10
                    Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                    really just gotta mess with the settings on it. Iv'e been able to use it well and yes unfortunetly the files are large. all I do is drop in windows movie maker and convert. drops the file size incredibly.

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                    • Lugal317

                      #11
                      Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                      Lag comes with the gig baby. You can lower your settings to reduce lag, but your video isn't going to be as good.

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                      • Tribalwolf

                        #12
                        Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                        to think about it gig doesnt seem reasonable , thats prolly cause your capturing so many frames. truthfully sometimes 30 is even too much.

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                        • « R²» HKS

                          #13
                          Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                          Set the frame capture to 30fps or even 25fps. You may also need to lower your game detail so it doesn't lag your machine.

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                          • DOGGiE52
                            Member
                            • Dec 2006
                            • 2680

                            #14
                            Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                            Originally posted by metallicaguitrst
                            I went and I changed FPS to 80, and I tried, and it was a LITTLE better, but then I checked it.. and it was like a minute long clip.. and it was a GIG!
                            If you've got 80fps you can't expect the clip to be small :)

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                            • XmetallicaXguitarstX
                              Member
                              • Jul 2006
                              • 3014

                              #15
                              Re: Recording video (BF2 obviously)

                              I know, but I'm sure my computer can handle it... can't it?

                              AMD Athlon 64 3400+
                              Radeon X800 Pro
                              1 Gig of RAM

                              ?

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