Thanks for this link this will help me alot
As i just uploaded a video clip the other day >
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR_vGokyCvM and i uploaded the full raw file 1.8GB
took over 24hrs to uploaded
Now i will be able to cut that upload time down by half
Nice video Melvis
Youtube uploads used to be faster until they changed format...I think they capped their upload rate at the same time. A 500 - 600Mb file used to take about 25 minutes and now it takes over an hour....to make things worse, if I play my online game the upload always fails whereas it used to only cause slight loading lag but would still succeed. Bummer.
i record with fraps and i set fraps at full size and 60fps. i use a 1440x900 monitor but i play games at 1280x720. then i edit with vegas 9, after effects or premiere
60fps is nice....you must have raptor drives. I'd go 60fps too if I had a high speed HDD or even an SSD :drool: But most people use 7200rpm HDD's and 29.97 and full size is pushing the threshold with those types of drives.
Yes I use premiere elements as well when I want to add a soundtrack to my gameplay...mostly my TrackMania dirt cross team races. But for Crysis and other single player games it's fraps and virtualDub. It's all I need.
The main reason I put this tutorial together was not just to Capture compress and upload, but to maximize the chances of it being processed by youtube into 720p or 1080p HD.
I see so many lame gaming videos with low quality....not HD.
Cheers guys
I follow your steps , testing on my quad core with flatout 2, file size is around 300MB. This is insane dude lol, hope the quality is better tho, feedback on that laterz.
Link me to it when you're done!!
question, can i record more than 30 second in FRAPS
Yes Hayder....if you have the registered version.
I record my gameplay for have an hour at a time sometimes. Fraps saves the it all in 3.9Gb segments which I append (splice together) using virtual dub. Sometimes up to 4 raw fraps files...total 12gb and VirtualDub compresses them down to 700Mb (approx)