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I'm starting up a new channel called GuildCraft in which I will be making Guild Wars 2 and Minecraft gameplay videos with commentary. (http://www.youtube.com/user/lGuildCraftl?feature=mhee I don't have anything up yet, but plan to upload a few videos by tomorrow! Once I get my new computer, I can start making my own videos about the game.) I'm wondering how well FRAPS records... Do I need a high-end computer to use this program without it lagging, or does it create virtually no lag?
Forgive me in advance, I wasn't sure where to put this post so this was my best guess. Played: |
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skullquaker
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Joined: 3/07/06
run away from green men with gloves on and ky jelly |
12/31/11 5:08:40 AM#2
fraps should be ok ive never got lag from useing it if useing for gws2 then should have a good pc any how . all so try gamecam as well found that to run even better than fraps |
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12/31/11 5:20:44 AM#3
My specs are AMD Phenom II x4 955BE 3.2Ghz processor, ATI Radeon HD6950 1GB and 4GB RAM DDRIII. While recording Skyrim with max settings and all high resolution mods, I got no lag while recording at 25 FPS. What's your specs? |
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Originally posted by thedarkess I'm not sure. I'm still deciding on all the parts and whatnot. I'm planning on deciding and ordering everything by next week sometime. It was be a pretty good machine though. It would be the best of the best but definitely good enough to play Guild Wars 2 on max settings, which is good enough for me. Played: |
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12/31/11 5:30:23 AM#5
Best way to ensure no fraps lag, or at least minimal. Is have a quad core cpu and fraps onto a seperate drive to your OS/Game install. Do those two easy things and bam, you will be fine |
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XAPGames
Elite Member
Joined: 3/30/10
Don't expect great artwork from a coder. It just doesn't happen. |
12/31/11 5:42:28 AM#6
Originally posted by Venomania Ditto. Tons of free HD space with free space defragmentation. Maybe setup a partition (do ppl still do this?) just for frapsing.
Currently in development Wizards and Champions (formerly ActionMMORPG) |
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12/31/11 7:01:27 AM#7
Fraps needs to support other codecs, until then it is useless because it splits up files into 4GB chunks as AVI 1.0 doens't support files bigger than that. |
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12/31/11 1:21:32 PM#8
Both FRAPS and GameCam are good programs with "free" editions. FRAPS gives a better quality video at the expense of filesize. GameCams videos are good quality, too, don't get me wrong. With FRAPS set at half-size (960x540) and no audio recording, a 1 minute game footage video runs about 1GB. GameCam does the same video at about 300MB. - Al |
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2/06/12 3:47:37 AM#9
Always usiing FRAPS when gaming so i can post it in you tube. It's still good and for me is fully recommended. I Only want to be Acknowledged for who i am.. |
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2/06/12 1:00:21 PM#10
I love FRAPS, but if you're recording tons of stuff you'll want to have a scratch drive or set up WatchFolder to process videos automatically with HandBrake. FRAPS records raw video so it fills up space fast. Michael "MikeB" Bitton |
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