Record in HD?

[ZiikuTV]

I emailed this to Albert but I am posting the thread here as well so I get multiple ideas.

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How do I record game footage that doesn't take shit load of space on my computer. I know fraps but 3minutes is about 3gigs. Which is not accepted on youtube. I am thinking of starting this youtube channel as a hobby where I just upload six 10 minute videos and make a playlist so that people can check it out and decide if the game fits their taste/likes. I don't expect this to get big or anything. But I want to make sure its HD footage of the game (meaning the big video player). And I want to have 10 minute or 5 minute videos minimum. I heard about compression, but don't know what Youtube requires.

PS: I sent you this message and posted this on forums just in case you are too busy to reply.

Thanks,
Ziikutv.

[Supernova]

lol record in fraps then edit it, and convert it. It becomes much smaller after converting. Fraps just makes it big so it doesn't waste cpu cycles compressing it.

[Havoc928]

record it in fraps at 60 fps(will be a huge file) but then go into windows movie maker and Encode it in HD and it will look great...

http://com.puter.tv/forum/index.php/topic,3503.0.html

[ZiikuTV]

Oh nice. Sorry, I wasn't there when you made that tutorial. I just returned. I didn't use search feature coz I just copy pasted this message.

[worbat]

Oh so I record it in 60fps *faceplam*

[ZiikuTV]

When I do 60 or higher, the audio doesnt match the video and video is not running properly. Its as if its fastforwarding. I think because the game's frame rate and fraps' frame rate is different. How do I find the correct FR for a game??

[Havoc928]

then i would say just keep merssing around withe the FPS so that it still looks smooth but the audio si with it.