the video i made with fraps is like 4 gb...y is it so big? D: it take forever to render...
Fraps doesn't have time to compress the video as it records so the resulting file is always big, that's why you have to use some other program instead to compress it before you upload it to Youtube.Yohgi wrote:
the video i made with fraps is like 4 gb...y is it so big? D: it take forever to render...
If I record a long map, I'll mostly end up with like 10GB of videofiles (recording in high-res). It's normal.Yohgi wrote:
the video i made with fraps is like 4 gb...y is it so big? D: it take forever to render...
You're surprised HD takes up more space or something?Lybydose wrote:
I used the same rendering settings you did in the post and uhhhhhh 605 MB file. What. I am not uploading this.
Its highly cpu depending seeing as I got the same except for AMD Turion X2 Ultra @ 2.4GHz and recording at 1024x576 stays at the 60fps most of the time.Samurai_X wrote:
Any recommendation for PC specs for this? My laptop runs Vista Ultimate on a 2.2GHz AMD dual-core with 4GB RAM and Radeon 3200 graphics, but I still lag horribly while recording, even when I make sure useless stuff isn't running in the background and osu!'s on the lowest settings, blahblah, all that stuff.
1. Open osu!.current user name here.cfg (its in the same folder as osu!.exe)Jeffro wrote:
You might wonder why I use 1280x800. This is because it comes as close to 720p as osu! gives you the option to render
Lol! I forgot all about that ty xDIppE602 wrote:
1. Open osu!.current user name here.cfg (its in the same folder as osu!.exe)Jeffro wrote:
You might wonder why I use 1280x800. This is because it comes as close to 720p as osu! gives you the option to render
2. Edit line Height = 800 to Height = 720
3. Open osu!
4. ??????
5. PROFIT!
Peppy should add a 720p resolution preset too tho seeing as there is the 1920x1080 one too...
And then there's h.264 which is even better then XviDboring wrote:
Xvid is better than CamStudio's mess
I did mean XviD. It's great for smaller videos but I wouldn't really used it with HD stuff tbh.boring wrote:
you mean DivX, not XviD
yes, the backwards spelling was intentional, "copyleft of DivX" lol
actually XviD has support for H.263, which while certainly isn't H.264, was at one point excellent for YouTube
edit: oh hey MeGUI takes XviD
...I thought you were referring to how DivX was not free, thus pointless when there are free alternatives, etcIppE602 wrote:
And when x264 (or MeGUI if you don't want to mess with command lines) is free there is no excuse to use XviD.
What he said, I get about the same size sometimes around 100mb if I'm lucky, it depends on the beat map and stuff.Remco32 wrote:
IIRC, I mostly ended up w/ mpegs less than 400MB or so.
I'm pretty sure you can get that filesize lower with a different container, but I have a hi-speed internet connection, so I don't bother.
Fullsize 30 fps.rad140 wrote:
Very nice tutorial. I was wondering how to do this, and then stumbled upon this, so thanks!
Quick question: Let's say your computer can't handle both a full-size recording and 60 fps through FRAPS without stuttering and lag in the video.
Which option would sacrifice less quality: half-size with 60 fps or full-size w/ 30 fps?
Thanks.
Sorry, but its because xfire always desyncs, or most of the time anyway.JInxyjem wrote:
Because I don't have Fraps nor Sony Vegas, I made a video in Xfire. However, the music desyncs after a minute of recording. Why? Are my settings wrong somewhere?
I'm recording with 30fps, Half Size of 1280x960 = 640x480.
Audio: Vista Audio, Vista Audio Mixer.