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Title: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: E-scope12 on July 01, 2014, 12:42:49 PM I have a question for anyone. How do you guys record your brawl gameplays with sound?
Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: ABloodyCanadian on July 01, 2014, 03:32:49 PM I use a Capture Card to get the feed from my Wii to the computer. I then use a software to record it...
Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: Vyse on July 01, 2014, 04:04:58 PM Fraps
Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: windhunter7 on July 01, 2014, 10:00:53 PM Fraps Fraps is so cool for picture-taking, too; rather than have to "print-screen", create a bitmap, and paste it in, this handy tool auto-does it! :D Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: E-scope12 on July 01, 2014, 10:37:15 PM Fraps how do I use Fraps?Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: windhunter7 on July 02, 2014, 10:32:20 AM how do I use Fraps? After installing it, you can open it up via double-clicking the .exe, and customize what buttons you want pressed to record videos and what not; after that, you click the minimize button, and it will look like it's gone, but it's actually in a side-task, until you exit. Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: Vyse on July 02, 2014, 01:43:06 PM how do I use Fraps? Run the game you want to recordRun Fraps Go back to your game, press the "Start Recording" hotkey (default is F9) Press it again when you're done You can configure things like the hotkeys and where Fraps saves the videos. Note that Fraps isn't free; the free version stops recording after 30 seconds and puts a small watermark at the top of the video. But the full version is only $37. Pretty cheap in terms of software. Also, Dolphin can generate videos on its own. It's the "Dump frames" option; you can Google for more info or someone else can provide it, because I don't remember the details. But it never worked very well for me. Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: KingJigglypuff on July 02, 2014, 01:58:04 PM If you don't have the money for Fraps, use Bandicam, since its free max recording time is 10 minutes. Though the price is slightly higher ($39) than Fraps ($37).
I prefer Bandicam, since Fraps lags hard for me. Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: E-scope12 on July 02, 2014, 02:15:46 PM Run the game you want to record Will the video play in normal speed?Run Fraps Go back to your game, press the "Start Recording" hotkey (default is F9) Press it again when you're done You can configure things like the hotkeys and where Fraps saves the videos. Note that Fraps isn't free; the free version stops recording after 30 seconds and puts a small watermark at the top of the video. But the full version is only $37. Pretty cheap in terms of software. Also, Dolphin can generate videos on its own. It's the "Dump frames" option; you can Google for more info or someone else can provide it, because I don't remember the details. But it never worked very well for me. Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: KingJigglypuff on July 02, 2014, 02:21:54 PM Will the video play in normal speed? It depends on how powerful your computer is. What are your computer's specs?If you have a really strong computer, then you'll likely get a smooth 50-60 FPS for your overall Dolphin play. Though the FPS might slightly dip a little when recording, since recording software can get a bit heavy on your CPU usage. If you have a slightly higher than average (or somewhere close), then you'll possibly get 50-60 FPS with some games. Though the FPS will likely take a huge dip to about 40-50 FPS for those games. If you have a weak computer, then you shouldn't bother. Invest in getting better computer parts. Title: Re: How to record your gameplay on Dolphin with sound Post by: windhunter7 on July 02, 2014, 10:07:33 PM Note that Fraps isn't free; the free version stops recording after 30 seconds and puts a small watermark at the top of the video. But the full version is only $37. Pretty cheap in terms of software. Another option is Debut Video Capture Software, which has like no max time limit for the free version(Non-Commercial Use ONLY), but the free version is also limited to only 32 FPS. Although, it does allow you to take videos from your webcame, or from your monitor, regardless of what. It takes new videos every time you change programs, btw, which is awesome, cause then you can use that to not have to edit out the part of the video where you scroll across the desktop to open the program! :D |