Haha, nice movie, gratz to the finddoubleOObubble said:
Would be so much fun to have to record my hunting advetures, I must look into this :lol:doubleOObubble said:Video card with s-video out and cloned view. Recorded with a standalone DVD-recorder. So, the picture is in DVD-format, though analogally recorded!
As the recorder burns RAM and DVD-R, I use the RAM as a "portable HD" and copy the movie to my comp. Because it's DVD, the files are quite large. So, if I'd like to show a whole run or something, I'd have to compress it alot more.
So, in short: It's no software capture, simply a standalone recorder and a dual-output video card![]()
Thx for the tip, but I remember someone here in forum testing it some months ago, and despite he had a pretty powerful machine, it was not made for duelling/huntingSonOfRah said:ahh coolio. dvd quality is mpeg-1 i think it is. could rack up some rather large vids then
@Mn_Swe2
Fraps can record the screen but only at the lower d2 screen resolution (so no 800*600). It does a decent job, though make sure you have the cpu/ram to handle it considering d2 is pretty resource intensive.
Yes and no. It's actually not that bad really, despite d2 being pretty resource intensive (more than the screen capture anyway). The biggest catch is having to play at the lower resolution.....that will generally cut you back down alot.Mn_Swe2 said:Thx for the tip, but I remember someone here in forum testing it some months ago, and despite he had a pretty powerful machine, it was not made for duelling/hunting
So basically I'm stuck with my 400MHz, 256 Ram for now :lol:
/Magnus
Close... ReiserFS>all of the abovedoubleOObubble said:FAT16>FAT32>NTFS