What do video game reviewers use to record footage of games?
What do video game reviewers use to record footage of games? I'm guessing it's something they put on the cable between the computer and the monitor rather than an internal program that uses system resources while it records. I use FRAPs at the moment and it's practically worthless since I have to turn down the graphics in the game so it can record at a decent framerate. What is the specific name for this device and where can I get one cheap?
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- You're right on that one. Certain ATI cards can output video at high resolution/high framerate. These cards go by the name "all-in-wonder" and are generally inexpensive.
- you can always record your performance in game with the program FastCap at http://www.ejoystudio.com/products/fastcappro/index.htm FastCap is specially for recording 2D and 3D games and can also record other videos. You can record your games in full screen and in any other fram sizes.
- here is what you need. the lite version is freeware. (http://www.planetgamecam.com/).
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