Desktop Recording Program / Fraps
December 16th, 2013
My first question is, what is the best recording software is out there? I mean which one can record with no lag and the highest definition.
My second question is, how do I use fraps? [windows 7]
I’ve recorded something in the Aero thing and nothing comes up when I play the video?
I have also tried Camtasia, I enjoy it.
Thanks!
Fraps is for recording from video streams (movies and games). Run fraps, then if recording not start, press F9 or the key you’ve choosed to register. The same key can stop recording. When you’ve finished recording, go to movies folder and convert those files with a lower bitrate, if you don’t want that insane quality and large filesize.
Fraps is def. The best option and it is easy. Im sure if you search google, youll find a guide somewhere
camtasia is the best.. easy to use and functional
Stick wit camtasia. It’s really gd. If u got a mic built in ur pc/laptop u can record ur voice while recording in camtasia. Which is great for tutorials
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coffeefromhell replied: looks like "Fraps" most people use. Still looking for more choices people.
FRAPS is lossless. If you plan on doing post editing and uploading to gaytub, its probably the best way to go. But you will get huge file sizes so re-encoding is a must and can only record your screen, then must upload afterwards.
XSplit is a complete recording and broadcasting solution. You will be able to record any part, of any screen, and arrange it any way you like. The video is compressed as it records so there is no need for re-encoding after your done. Furthermore, if your upload bandwidth is sufficient, you can record directly to a streaming/hosting site that will not only allow people to watch you live, if you choose, but host your file for you as well; eliminating the need for re-encoding and uploading. The second your done recording, your video is already encoded, uploaded and ready to be shared. If you do post editing, this is not an option.
Other notable software might include Camtasia and Adobe Captivate.