Hello guys

I would ask you, what program do you like to record games like GTA IV without many FPS dropping

I like Fraps but it only records for 30 seconds.

What do you guys use?

Regards, THB

Xfire in-game is decent for my needs. There are some other premium software out there. Some people use the in-game Video Editor to edit the videos you record using the F2 button.

Hello guys

I would ask you, what program do you like to record games like GTA IV without many FPS dropping

I like Fraps but it only records for 30 seconds.

What do you guys use?

Regards, THB

Hypercam2, or Camastia.

I use Hypercam.

-Kate

Hypercam2, or Camastia.

I use Hypercam.

-Kate

For GTA?

Hypercam is really bad for games, It's more for desktop recording like camtasia.

For GTA?

Hypercam is really bad for games, It's more for desktop recording like camtasia.

True! I think X-Fire is a good idea. Hypercam is shit, because it have a watermark in the upper left corner.

What does the guy using for the Preview video's from the alpha version etc ( I don't know his name sorry)

No, i used to play runescape and that was a simple desktop recorder i used.

Sorry for the confusion, thought you were asking for any type of program to record.

-Kate

What does the guy using for the Preview video's from the alpha version etc ( I don't know his name sorry)

It's NicolaiB.

No, i used to play runescape and that was a simple desktop recorder i used.

Sorry for the confusion, thought you were asking for any type of program to record.

-Kate

Yes runescape, but it isn't a real game (It just a java game), but yes hypercam is good for that, not DirectX/OpenGL games

It's NicolaiB.

Okay, what does he use?

Edited August 12, 201114 yr by The.Hardstyle.Bro

Okay, what does he use?

You have to ask him.

Yes runescape, but it isn't a real game (It just a java game), but yes hypercam is good for that, not DirectX/OpenGL games

Okay, what does he use?

Another one i can think of is wegame, i know some people who use that to record WOW, and some other call of duty games.

My other suggestion is buying a Analog/Digital Video Conversion that plugs into your computer and no worry about FPS.

-Kate

He uses Fraps.

I don't have a very good video card

But I do have a very good CPU and RAM

Nvidia GT220

Intel Core i5 2,7 GHZ

6 GB Ram

My FPS is low around 15/20/30 without fraps, so I don't know if I can record

All settings are on medium

One of the most important things with fraps, is that you have another drive to record to.

btw, why do you have that graphics card? Its a real bottleneck.

Fraps can record more than 30 seconds if you buy it. :thumbsup:

One of the most important things with fraps, is that you have another drive to record to.

btw, why do you have that graphics card? Its a real bottleneck.

Because it was standard in my pc, I don't open it because of the guarantee.

But it has DX10.1 and 1 GB GPU

I have 2 hard drive's (1tb total)

Do I need to convert it after recording?

Fraps can record more than 30 seconds if you buy it.

Maybe I do in the future

Edited August 12, 201114 yr by The.Hardstyle.Bro

Maybe I do in the future

*Buys Fraps a day later*

i use fraps. but if you don't want to buy it xfire should work for ya. :thumbsup:

i use fraps. but if you don't want to buy it xfire should work for ya.

And he is right, fraps or xfire would be a good choice, and in your case it looks like xfire. :biggrin:

You don't really need another HDD for Fraps, but you do need to set down your GTA IV settings most of the time, since Fraps needs a lot of RAM/Processing power/HDD access.