Ingame footage

[Duke_of_Ray]

How could I record ingame footage, and put music behind it, like jazz or something?

[Cedaie]

err, perhaps be a little more specific.

Are you looking to capture part of your game into a video format?

It is very hard to do and the only way I know of is, you must have a TV IN and OUT Video card.

Unless your PC can handle a program that records realtime at OFP's framerate which is near impossible.

Ba'at I dunno.

try www.camtasia.com  :-\

and Jazz? Pfft, you need something more suiting, like Hendrix or Metallica.  It's in revelations people!  

 -Cedaie

[Duke_of_Ray]

I ment a long cutscene. Besides jazz could be good, I think, atleast for the wya I have it planned.

[KTottE]

Talk to SFG, he has a capture program that captures the output on the screen. Make your  cutscene, play it, and at the same time press "record" in the capture program. Then you get a simple video editing kit (Windows Movie Maker would do just fine), and a song in the format of your choice (mp3 would be best), slap the song onto the audio track in the editing app and export to .avi or other applicable format.

[icarus_uk]

Just what Camtasia can do then.

[Duke_of_Ray]

Who is this SFG yall speak of?

[Cedaie]

Ktotte, do you know of any PC that can record a detailed game like OFP, at  at least 12 fps?

If you do, lemme know  :-\

SFG uses Camtasia

Note: "The Power of 'Desktop' Recording" meaning, in windows


@Duke:  SFG is known for his great video tutorials and the such.  Really helped me with that possesed program mumbled, 'Oxygen'  


Cheers  

[Duke_of_Ray]

How could I connect him, does he have a site?

[Black_Feather]

He's on this site, press this to send him a instant message.

[Capt Ryan]

I make in game video recordings - 24 frames a sec ( mpg/Avi) using :

Creative Geforce2 Titanium with tv-out
Woodo Tv card 3500  ( an old type no longer i stores but working perfect )

Its running on 2 pc-s linked up with a s-cable the one playing the game a 1.6 Ghz and the one recording is an old 400 Mhz ( works fine ) .

For editing i reccomend U-lead video eiditor 8.0 , easy to use and able to do very proffesional effects and audio overlay . ( a trial version is avalible )

Ryan