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Record A Movie 2

Post by v1tje » April 19th, 2008, 4:03 pm

this is my way to record a movie.

Step 1: Type in the console /record demo.

Step 2: Make your jump and type in the console /stoprecord.

Step 3: Now you have your movie in .DM_1 file, but we want a avi.

Step 4: Download fraps (trial) or buy it.

Step 5: Run fraps and run the demo.

Step 6: When the demo start record it with fraps (f9 is the standart button to record)

Step 7: Compress your avi with video compresser and save it as avi.

Final step: You can edit your film now.

This is my way to make movies, i hope you enjoy it.

Greetzz,,

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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by chR1$ » May 9th, 2008, 8:41 am

How good does the quality come out? Settings used, resolution, etc?
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by JDogg » May 11th, 2008, 1:20 pm

I really like this method, doesn't lag the game while you are playing, the only annoying thing is the white text in the lower left corner.
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Post by Pedsdude » May 11th, 2008, 5:52 pm

If you want a really high quality video then don't use fraps.
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by JDogg » May 13th, 2008, 10:10 am

Pedsdude wrote:If you want a really high quality video then don't use fraps.
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by JDogg » May 13th, 2008, 10:13 am

KillerSam wrote:/cl_avidemo 60
Ah!, thanks KS :D
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by Neon » May 13th, 2008, 10:30 am

KillerSam wrote:That will take 60screenshots a second (so do it from a demo to stop lag) - then you find a program to put them all together :D
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by atze<3 » May 13th, 2008, 11:40 am

KillerSam wrote:/cl_avidemo 60
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dont use 60!
use cl_avidemo 25.... since 25 it wont lagg anymore... and with 60 the .avi file will be slower then it is in game...
+ the file size will be much bigger with 60 then 25 ;)

use virtualdub then

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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by atze<3 » May 13th, 2008, 11:48 am

why should u make ur movie with 60fps? it will just make the filesize from ur movie bigger.... 25 is enough..
24fps is for pal and enough for cinema etc but not for avi or wmv files for pc.. no1 uses pal there ^^

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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by Pedsdude » May 13th, 2008, 2:53 pm

I use cl_avidemo 30, although if there was a bit where I wanted very slow motion with reasonable FPS then I would increase that to another value. Once it's taken all the screenshots (which will take up a lot of space on your hard drive - in the gigabytes), use a program called VideoMach to convert them all to avi file, which can then be used in Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker, etc.
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by JDogg » May 14th, 2008, 7:14 am

I recorded for like 15 secs and its 500 mb!. So once I convert it to avi will the file size go down?
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by Pedsdude » May 14th, 2008, 2:51 pm

Yes. The lower the avidemo number, the smaller the total filesize is going to be of the images (because less of them will be taken), so avidemo 30 will take up half as much space as avidemo 60. Once you've converted them to avi it'll be a smaller file, but don't forget to delete the screenshots you took!
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Re: Record A Movie 2

Post by mrd » September 29th, 2008, 6:31 pm

v1tje wrote:this is my way to record a movie.

Step 1: Type in the console /record demo.

Step 2: Make your jump and type in the console /stoprecord.

Step 3: Now you have your movie in .DM_1 file, but we want a avi.

Step 4: Download fraps (trial) or buy it.

Step 5: Run fraps and run the demo.

Step 6: When the demo start record it with fraps (f9 is the standart button to record)

Step 7: Compress your avi with video compresser and save it as avi.

Final step: You can edit your film now.

This is my way to make movies, i hope you enjoy it.

Greetzz,,
thx for sharing the worst way of making a vid that's allrdy known by everybody...

the correct way & full guide-> http://www.callofduty.se/slize/quality.php


& to the other dudes, it doesn't matter what fps u use, it depends on what effect u will be
using in the scene, the human eye can only see 27frames per second
in CS movies they usely use 60-120, so it's much better quality for slowmotion
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