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in game recording for lolz? - mavrick_nav - 10-28-2008
hey, does brb.u need a person who can record in high res in fraps? i mean either for big matches or just for lulz moments?
http://jack.mangano.googlepages.com/home
i already got one video up on my page if u wanna see
Re: in game recording for lolz? - CaffeinePowered - 10-28-2008
Theres a whole thread stickied in TF2 full of ingame demos from TF2
Re: in game recording for lolz? - KarthXLR - 10-28-2008
if we have a big event going, we usually use Source TV. It's the best way.
And if it's something small, we just record it ourselves.
Re: in game recording for lolz? - mavrick_nav - 10-28-2008
ooooo ok, i had no idea. consider me dumb.
Re: in game recording for lolz? - Benito Mussolini - 10-29-2008
(10-28-2008, 01:49 PM)mavrick_nav link Wrote: ooooo ok, i had no idea. consider me dumb.
Done.
But... if you can make all those demos actual videos, do so (please)!
Re: in game recording for lolz? - mavrick_nav - 10-30-2008
yea, i mean, if what u said was to download demo files of matches and then convert to video. i could TRY to do that. but i never have done DEMOS. i just enjoy taking an uncompressed avi from fraps and WMV'ing it. that could be done right? instead of tif outputting a demo, just playing it and recording it?
Re: in game recording for lolz? - copulatingduck - 10-30-2008
(10-30-2008, 05:17 PM)mavrick_nav link Wrote: yea, i mean, if what u said was to download demo files of matches and then convert to video. i could TRY to do that. but i never have done DEMOS. i just enjoy taking an uncompressed avi from fraps and WMV'ing it. that could be done right? instead of tif outputting a demo, just playing it and recording it?
Yup. Just download the demo, put it in your tf directory, then play it back. Should look as if you were in game (unless it's a sourcetv demo, then you got some camerawork to do)