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Post by Johnson » March 9, 2013, 4:04 pm
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On Xfire you can't edit the video? If you can, I'll download that, of not then ill find another game recorder. Thanks anyways.
You can't edit with xFire, well I dont think you can. Anyways, use something else to edit with like sony vagas.
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Post by killdahobo99 » March 9, 2013, 5:01 pm
Johnson wrote:
BoSSPEED wrote:
BossAk wrote:
On Xfire you can't edit the video? If you can, I'll download that, of not then ill find another game recorder. Thanks anyways.
You can't edit with xFire, well I dont think you can. Anyways, use something else to edit with like sony vagas.
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or u can pirate it u no considering no one should spend that kinda money for sa-mp Lmfao.
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Post by dizzy50 » March 9, 2013, 5:18 pm
Johnson wrote:
BoSSPEED wrote:
BossAk wrote:
On Xfire you can't edit the video? If you can, I'll download that, of not then ill find another game recorder. Thanks anyways.
You can't edit with xFire, well I dont think you can. Anyways, use something else to edit with like sony vagas.
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479,95€ referring to Sony Vegas? It costs around 500$-600$...

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Post by Uncle_sam01 » March 9, 2013, 5:19 pm
killdahobo99 wrote:
After recording, go to windows movie maker and save the file into a different format (reduces like 1gig worth into like 12mb)
HOW?

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Post by killdahobo99 » March 9, 2013, 6:49 pm
Go to the top left where you usually click to save, if you already have a movie in windows movie maker the "save movie" should be clickable and then just pick a different format that is suitable for what your doing
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Post by nikospap » March 9, 2013, 7:59 pm
killdahobo99 wrote:
Download a full version of fraps (of course illegally legally), record your ingame stuff (WARNING, FRAPS RECORDS HUGE FILES, 20 SECONDS COULD BE LIKE 1GIG WORTH)

After recording, go to windows movie maker and save the file into a different format (reduces like 1gig worth into like 12mb)

upload to youtube
i cant find the full version and i have downloaded the 20 seconds version yet.can you say a link?

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Post by BossAk » March 9, 2013, 8:18 pm
Johnson wrote:
BoSSPEED wrote:
BossAk wrote:
On Xfire you can't edit the video? If you can, I'll download that, of not then ill find another game recorder. Thanks anyways.
You can't edit with xFire, well I dont think you can. Anyways, use something else to edit with like sony vagas.
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Yeah, I'll try this out. Thanks Johnson.
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Post by Grundy » March 21, 2013, 7:27 pm
Didn't read anything anyone posted here.

Get FRAPS, get the Xvid Video Codec, and get Virtual Dub (It's free).

FRAPS is a great program for recording video and audio, however it leaves humungous file sizes (upwards of 5 gigabytes for two minutes of footage), which is why you need Virtual Dub and the Xvid Codec.

Instructions here (Don't tell me they don't work, it's the same video I used): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFZtaEC8eIw
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