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[xBlueXFoxx]

This is so fucking hardcore it deserves a second topic.

[Greyfox]

i fucking pwn them 2 with a deagle.

[123456]

Greyfox link=topic=28612.msg389742#msg389742 date=1306733803]
i fucking pwn them 2 with a deagle.

Me too

[Bearrry]

Only one

My fps was 107 when i record it be 45. i use capture settings 45 but when i edit it with windows movie maker video will be flow somethings and idon't know how to edit with the other

[Danny]

Don't really understand what you're trying to say, but maybe I can help:

Solution to your FPS drop, record to a secondary hard drive in your computer.
Solution to your Windows Movie Maker Problem, don't use Windows Movie Maker.

[[SAE]Grim]

Solution to your FPS drop, record to a secondary hard drive in your computer.

I dont understand this, by secondary u mean external harddrive? Why would u wanna record on a secondary anyway?
Isnt that just more job getting files to other places than ur main drive

[Sean]

Only one

My fps was 107 when i record it be 45. i use capture settings 45 but when i edit it with windows movie maker video will be flow somethings and idon't know how to edit with the other

maximum fps is 100

song name?

[Danny]

I don't mean external, I mean putting a second hard drive inside your computer (you can get anyone at any computer workshop to do this for you, or you can do it yourself if you know how).

The reason Fraps lags when recording games is beacuse it's trying to write to the same drive that both Fraps and San Andreas is being run from. If you record to a secondary hard drive, it's writing to a different place and doesn't cause much FPS drop.

When I play Call of Duty 4, I get 250fps. When I record it to my main C:\ drive I get 60fps. When I record to my secondary E:\ drive I get 180-200fps.

[Sean]

and maybe u limited ur fraps fps

[[SAE]Grim]

The reason Fraps lags when recording games is beacuse it's trying to write to the same drive that both Fraps and San Andreas is being run from. If you record to a secondary hard drive, it's writing to a different place and doesn't cause much FPS drop

Ah ok. What if San Andreas is not on ur main drive? Atm, idk why, I run San Andreas from an external harddrive and fraps is on C xD

But like, I have WoW on C and Fraps on C, and it seems like that causes problems. I fraps the game itself at like 50 fps wich is good, but when I view it on any media player it shows massive lag spikes every second. Maybe thats why.