Remco32 wrote:
Want to use Virtualdub instead of Sony Vegas? Click here!
Needed
- Fraps
- Sony Vegas (Never ever use Windows Moviemaker, it will lower the quality of the video drastically!)
Now, go make videos and spread osu!
Make sure your speaker volume isn't low as well. I noticed that if your speaker volume is low, then the volume of the recording will be low as well.Wishy22 wrote:
I got everything fine, except for the fact that when I try to look at the video recorded by Fraps using MPC, the volume is really low and it sounds like trash, I got Realtek drivers.
Well no audio now, Stereo Mix isn't muted, etc.
I have a 5400rpm drive (WD Scorpio) and 720p29.97 works all fine. Of course 1080p/60fps will lag.Daru wrote:
Turns out that my aux hard drive (5400RPM) was not fast enough to write the frames that FRAPS was recording, resulting in a stuttering framerate. Once I switch to my faster 7200RPM drive, everything ran like butter.
I need to sync those videos.IppE602 wrote:
Is this what you are after http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFqDNqbd-mU ?
(I just used the same clip as the other video too cause I don't have much material at dads laptop...)
If so, avisynth works mighty fine.clip1=FFmpegSource2("osu flying high.mp4")
clip2=FFmpegSource2("osu flying high.mp4").Spline64Resize(384,226)
Audio=FFAudioSource("osu flying highosu flying high.mp4")
Overlay(clip1, clip2, x=464, y=160, mode="blend", opacity=1.0)
video=last
AudioDub(video, audio)
Trim(768,2048)
FadeIO2(30, color=$000000)
Is this what you are after http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFqDNqbd-mU ?Piotrekol wrote:
I'm trying to make PiP(picture in picture) but it won't work.
In video preview(before rendering) all looks ok.
But after rendering i'm getting something like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNrE0yXLXz8
clip1=FFmpegSource2("osu flying high.mp4")
clip2=FFmpegSource2("osu flying high.mp4").Spline64Resize(384,226)
Audio=FFAudioSource("osu flying highosu flying high.mp4")
Overlay(clip1, clip2, x=464, y=160, mode="blend", opacity=1.0)
video=last
AudioDub(video, audio)
Trim(768,2048)
FadeIO2(30, color=$000000)I assume you mean encoding the video with a gpu encoder or some other hardware accelerated solution.theProdigy wrote:
one question, is it better to render with gpu? i have cpu i7 2600k/gpu sapp 6950/hhd w.d caviar black 1tb
No.RinaChanx wrote:
anyone got a link to a free FULL version of fraps? D:
YesRinaChanx wrote:
anyone got a link to a free FULL version of fraps? D:
You need to render it sir. to make ~100mb file from 6gbBlazingFX wrote:
lol, chose HD 1080p for template, turned out to be 20.4 gb. wut
edit, 720 made it 639 mb.
If it records your screen, sure.SSShaymin wrote:
Does it also work with Bandicam too? It's the only thing I have to record with.
Settings for what? Recording or encoding? Be more specific please.koentie wrote:
What settings should I take? Because I have the next problem: When I record things like "Black Rebel - Kagamine Rin" on insane it will become very slow, like, you see when I click and stuff, but it's so unclear, it looks like it's too fast for recording...
i was using xfire and it worked really well actually.. but for some strange reason it adds some strange delay in the sounds on my recordings, and i dont have a clue why. I have tryed to reinstall it and it wont work anyway. but i will try with fraps insted 
, im trying to get right settings, though i still think xfire is much easyer if you want something to just install and works ;D but im trying to get this to work Fixed linkPyrre wrote:
and this is how it all went ;D
ty XD idk what the problem was =.=Copter-kun wrote:
Fixed linkPyrre wrote:
and this is how it all went ;D
You should just include the code only for the video.Pyrre wrote:
ty XD idk what the problem was =.=
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSDlTiRGtXg[/youtube]
[youtube]vSDlTiRGtXg[/youtube]
{ }, seriously..?Winshley wrote:
You should just include the code only for the video.Pyrre wrote:
ty XD idk what the problem was =.=This is NOT correct{youtube}http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSDlTiRGtXg{/youtube}This is correct{youtube}vSDlTiRGtXg{/youtube}
Sorry for off-topicness. /me poofs
You are entitled to your opinion.Haseo wrote:
Don't kill me but I think Bandicam is better than Fraps.
Excuse me! I'll be more specific!IppE602 wrote:
Settings for what? Recording or encoding? Be more specific please.koentie wrote:
What settings should I take? Because I have the next problem: When I record things like "Black Rebel - Kagamine Rin" on insane it will become very slow, like, you see when I click and stuff, but it's so unclear, it looks like it's too fast for recording...
I'm not sure.. I don't know a lot about laptops/computers in general, but I found this:Remco32 wrote:
What are your specs?
Yeah thats not going to run osu! and Fraps together smooth enough to do proper recordings, pentium + intel gpu doesn't just cut it.koentie wrote:
I'm not sure.. I don't know a lot about laptops/computers in general, but I found this:
http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/notebook/2010/Acer/Aspire/Aspire5742z/Aspire5742zsp2.shtml
I hope this helps.
Thanks in advance!
Edited my post. I should have used the BBCode rather than taking workarounds. =_=;;Remco32 wrote:
{ }, seriously..?
You could try toning down some of the Fraps settings, like resolution and FPS of the recording.koentie wrote:
Any other less complicated programs maybe? I would really love to record my replays..
Offtopic: Yeah they do, Pentium 840G is actually quite good.Remco32 wrote:
They still make pentiums?
Making them spoilered still loads them IIRC, so that won't help. I also don't think this whole forum should adjust because some people with ancient hardware can't browse them with optimal speed.Winshley wrote:
Suggestion: All embed videos should be wrapped around with either [spoiler] or [box] BBcode. I'm having trouble browsing this thread due to CPU overload with Flash Player, slowing down overall performance of my old Pentium 4 PC.
(The thread makes me wish to have a new computer. lol)
I think a lightweight skin should be added :p (if one exists, then disregard that)Remco32 wrote:
...I also don't think this whole forum should adjust because some people with ancient hardware can't browse them with optimal speed.
It certainly has improved, but what kind of filesizes are you getting for a ~3 min 720p30 file that is perceptually lossless?Elit3noob wrote:
lol seriously, 'not windows movie maker'. Windows Movie Maker is simple and quite good. Check out my HQ osu! videos :p http://www.youtube.com/user/Elit3noob?feature=mhee
From 75mb to 300mb, but once i have finished uploading via Window Movie Maker, i open the 'temp' folder and delete the file so that it doesn't take up space on my hard driveIppE602 wrote:
It certainly has improved, but what kind of filesizes are you getting for a ~3 min 720p30 file that is perceptually lossless?Elit3noob wrote:
lol seriously, 'not windows movie maker'. Windows Movie Maker is simple and quite good. Check out my HQ osu! videos :p http://www.youtube.com/user/Elit3noob?feature=mhee
I used "template" = DVD NTSC instead of HDV 720-30pIppE602 wrote:
If thats the 640x480 video, its still pretty big.
I'm getting like 50-80Mb with 720p videos :V
IppE602 wrote:
Well MPEG2 is generally grossly inefficient compared to MPEG4 encoding. And that DVD template probably gives it the max bitrate specified in DVD spec, thus unnecessarily bloating it.
If you feel adventurous you can always read up on x264 and figure out how it works (Avisynth + x264 is pretty simple once you get the hang of it) or you can read Jeffro's quide on how to use x264vfw with Virtualdub as it uses a simple gui instead of a command line app.
i can't get x264 working with dxtory(codec just won't show on list) would you help ?billy96 wrote:
any Dxtory user here?
with Handbrake (x264 of course), 40 MB, 3 minutes, at 720p
you need to download the codec first, or just download K-Lite codec packPiotrekol wrote:
i can't get x264 working with dxtory(codec just won't show on list) would you help ?billy96 wrote:
any Dxtory user here?
with Handbrake (x264 of course), 40 MB, 3 minutes, at 720p
i'm not a command prompt user, GUI makes thing easierIppE wrote:
Why use x264 with some flimsy GUI when x264 accepts Fraps video as input as is?
suit yourself, at least both ways produce an Output that we want, this place is not for arguing which way are the best.Frizz925 wrote:
Actually, scripting makes things easier than GUI. As a matter fact, I only need to run a batch command file and x264 will do its job.
THANKYOU IppE!!!!!But recording high quality (as in lossless to the human eye) with xsplit while retaining filesizes is pretty much impossible due to its realtime nature.SnowReborn wrote:
i think use xsplite is much better
IppE to everyone else wrote:
Oh and about Sony Vegas, don't bother pirating "professional" video editing software for the sole purpose of compressing video, Vegas is not the best tool for it. Use x264 or one of its many GUI frontends such as RipBot264, HDConvertToX or Simple x264 Launcher.
Just a minor off-topic.IppE to Mara wrote:
SONY VEGAS? AHAHAHAH WHAT A FAGGOT AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA