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Recording a video
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Fraps is a good place to start.
http://www.fraps.com/
Unfortunately, the trial version only records 15 seconds of game time and the free version supports only 640x400. But it is good though, I've used it personally.
http://www.fraps.com/
Unfortunately, the trial version only records 15 seconds of game time and the free version supports only 640x400. But it is good though, I've used it personally.
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Avg said:
Lower your resolution to 640x480 while playing the game. The free version of fraps will only capture 640x480. So if you're playing @ higher resolutions than that, your screen will get cut off.
I haven't actually done this method but I think it would be the best, unless the game supports in-game recording, then that would be the best method. Hook your TV out on your video card to a camcorder, and record the video. Then connect the camcorder to your firewire port and import the video.
If you have a P4c proc you could assign fraps to one of the virtual processors and the game to the other. Doubt that would help much though.
If you have a P4c proc you could assign fraps to one of the virtual processors and the game to the other. Doubt that would help much though.
