GiapLev
oh right, i hav my il2 resolution set to highest and my graphics set to highest
i use fraps to record but the recorded file is always 640*480, is there a way to make it higher?
oh right, i hav my il2 resolution set to highest and my graphics set to highest
i use fraps to record but the recorded file is always 640*480, is there a way to make it higher?
Different versions of Fraps have a maximum resolution to record at. If you exceed this, it defaults to 640x480. Check the Fraps readme for whatever version you have, then turn down your resolution to one that works.
You don't actually need to Frap at a very high res anyway (unless you are planning to crop and pan at a later stage).
um sir i need to crop a bit, maybe like 20 on each side
Video Capture Questions
What do the options do?
You can select the folder where Fraps will store all movies in. By default this folder is the same as the directory you installed Fraps into, but you can customise it to save anywhere on your disk. Click the Change button to select a new folder, or the View button to show the current contents of the folder.
The Video Capture Hotkey lets you assign a button that will record movies of the game. To change the Hotkey, click in the box and type a new key to be assigned this function. Clicking Disable will stop the Hotkey from having any effect.
Choosing Half-size will store the movie at half the resolution of the game screen. Full-size will store the movie at the same resolution as the game screen up to 1152x864 on single core CPUs (2560x1600 with dual core CPUs).
You can choose the frame rate of the output movie from 25fps, 30fps, 50fps, 60fps, or a custom value between 10 and 100fps. Higher values result in smoother playback but will increase the file size. Some video editing programs will treat movies recorded at 25fps as PAL, and those captured at 29.97 or 30fps as NTSC.
Selecting "Record Sound" will save the game audio along with the video. You can disable this option if you are planning to add your own sound to the video.
When you select "Detect best sound input" Fraps will determine the best input to record the game sound on. If you choose "Use Windows input" the default Windows recording input will be used. The Windows input may not capture all of the game sounds, so you should generally let Fraps detect the input unless you want to capture sound from an external source.
If the game supports hardware mouse cursors you can enable the No Cursor option to prevent the cursor from appearing in your saved movie.
NO SYNC disables the frame skipping that keeps the audio and video synchronised. This is useful for non-realtime video capture (for developers). It can also be used by advanced users to smooth out brief stutters and pauses if the game loads from the hard drive while recording. In this case the framerate will increase briefly to compensate for the missed frames. Avoid static screens (loading screens) if recording with this option enabled.
right my version is 2.9.2, i need high resolution or else the movie comes out of after effects is smugged
Ahh, the problem must be with AE. The output from there should not be 'smugged'. Check your AE rendering codec. Use Huffyuv if you can, or uncompressed as a second option.Originally posted by GiapLev:
i need high resolution or else the movie comes out of after effects is smugged
Then you should get clean output and can turn down your resolution for Frapping.
Why are you using AE, by the way?
What editing program are you using?
I render out to video for windows uncompressed
I use AE for motion sketch, and I use Magix pro and Premier pro to edit
Well, the problem probably isn't your codec. You must be doing something else with AE to make your image come out poor quality. Can you show us a sample of before and after AE?Originally posted by GiapLev:
I render out to video for windows uncompressed
Also, show us the project and render settings that you are using in AE.
where do i upload my video?
So many questions, always the same answers...sigh.
This forum really could do with an FAQ sticky.
u didn't quite answer my question there..
Agree...
I vote that Joe-90 needs to be the mod for this forum.
We keep answering the same questions over and over.
Sticky's Please!...
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