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How to record pc screen and sound?
- Thread starter N8N8N8
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Are you talking from in-games? If so then Fraps is always good.
If you only want to record the desktop you can either use a program called hypercam or feed it through an HDD TV recorder (using DVI->HDMI) and then run from the recorder to your monitor or to a TV.
It will add a lag to the image so I have my monitor attached and use the other DVI port to run it through the HDD recorder (both DVIs displaying the same image). This way I can record stuff at LANs but at the same time keep my normal response time.
If you only want to record the desktop you can either use a program called hypercam or feed it through an HDD TV recorder (using DVI->HDMI) and then run from the recorder to your monitor or to a TV.
It will add a lag to the image so I have my monitor attached and use the other DVI port to run it through the HDD recorder (both DVIs displaying the same image). This way I can record stuff at LANs but at the same time keep my normal response time.
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if you just want to record what your doing on your screen not games cam studio is perfect for you the best program for it
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Horrible quality. Software is always the best answer.
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you can always record your voice or sound etc while you capture video and put the sound in the video when your done
