Frage von watcher:
Hello,
I am an avid computer gamers and for some time, I would like to record times as some scenes, etc., edit digitally and then finish as Mpeg.
There is a software solution (FRAPS), but this limits the speed of play because of saving on the hard drive while playing noticeably, at least for me.
I have read in my "research" on the Internet that may be the way: Stream tap of the graphics card on your camcorder -> Rücküberspielen the stream after the game on PC -> processing -> Creating the Mpeg
is the better.
I have asked for a gaming magazine whether this is the way they use when creating the videos on the DVDs but unfortunately never got answer, so I am asking here!
I Vesteh that I therefor need a camera with video IN and am currently about to buy the Sony DCR-HC96 too.
The decisive buying criterion for me is whether I am on the way I have described above, the scenes can be recorded or not.
PC Page should therefore be clear. I list the data is still on time for all cases:
AMD 3500 +, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB RAID 0 hard disks composite, GForce 6800 GT, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 with Firewire, Windows XP Home Edition + SP2
Has anyone experience of whether this way works and which has perhaps been used once yourself?
Thanks:)
Antwort von Apprentice:
So if you need it only for Game Movies, erstmal GameCam try before you buy you for that extra ne camera. In my view, better than Fraps.
Here to download:
http://www.planetgamecam.com/mfg
Schwingi
http://www.schwingi.net
Antwort von watcher:
Thanks, the program did not know and it would now time to test tonight at home.
Nevertheless, I would be interested if anyone has time I had gone the way is described. :)
Antwort von lurco:
an effective medium, and synonymous to the usual way to start would be while playing a demo.
which will then be played back later and by fraps etc. to capture.
of course, depends on the game, whether there is a demo option.
Antwort von steveb:
Since most Grakarten offer analog outputs, would even recommend Recording with an external DVD recorder. But give the synonymous even for a paltry ¬ 100-150. Then you had the picture already on DVD and'd have to convert only once.
gruss
Stefan
Antwort von JanC.Beck:
The gaming magazines take what is see on the screen for graphics via an analog output to occur - such as stefan said - on a DVD recorder.
