What the frack is up with the framerate? Seriously, do you play at that FPS or is it just so horrible in the playback?

 

 

When recording live i get like 5-300 (Not sure why)

When recording demos with fraps i'm around 20-30

 

That's pretty bad, what software recorder do you use?

Not sure If that's what you asked, but I use fraps.

 

Also just rememberedthat my Uploads are all 1920x1080. Do you think that this is responsible for the black lines?

 

Yeah, as your videos are lower reaolution than this, so to give different format Sony Vegas adds lines.

 

Yeah, as your videos are lower reaolution than this, so to give different format Sony Vegas adds lines.

Native res is 1280xSomething i dont remember (not on pc right now) probably 800. If I leave it like this you think that the lines will fuck of?

 

Yeah, as your videos are lower reaolution than this, so to give different format Sony Vegas adds lines.

Native res is 1280xSomething i dont remember (not on pc right now) probably 800. If I leave it like this you think that the lines will fuck of?

 

Probably.

OP, if you didn't know:

1280x720 = 720p

1920x1080=1080p

 

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above, which you then render in sony vegas.

OP, if you didn't know:

1280x720 = 720p

1920x1080=1080p

 

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above, which you then render in sony vegas.

 

Pretty much this. 720p is okay on youtube by today's standards, and could actually work.

OP, if you didn't know:

1280x720 = 720p

1920x1080=1080p

 

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above, which you then render in sony vegas

If i record in 800x600 and have intel graphics accelerator stretch it to 1280x800? What will happen?

OP, if you didn't know:

1280x720 = 720p

1920x1080=1080p

 

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above, which you then render in sony vegas

If i record in 800x600 and have intel graphics accelerator stretch it to 1280x800? What will happen?

 

Black bars.

OP, if you didn't know:

1280x720 = 720p

1920x1080=1080p

 

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above, which you then render in sony vegas

If i record in 800x600 and have intel graphics accelerator stretch it to 1280x800? What will happen?

 

Black bars.

Well fuck.

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above

1280x800 is widescreen though, just not 16:9

 

which you then render in sony vegas.

no, the game renders it while recording, 'vegas' or whatever that shit is only encodes

dat framerate

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above

1280x800 is widescreen though, just not 16:9

 

Right, I should have been more specific. OP, a 16:10 widescreen resolution is fine too - just make sure you set "maintain aspect ratio" to "no" in sony vegas's pan/crop function.

 

which you then render in sony vegas.

no, the game renders it while recording, 'vegas' or whatever that shit is only encodes

I blame myself for being too lazy to make a proper sentence with a phone on this one. I meant that you, OP, should set the resolution same you recorded in when rendering/exporting the video through sony vegas - if you recorded in a 16:9 resolution, that is. If you didn't record in a 16:19 resolution, stretch it by turning of the "maintain aspect ratio" (see what I wrote above).

Also the video itself has to be recorded in a wide screen resolution, so set the game's resolution to one of the above

1280x800 is widescreen though, just not 16:9

 

Right, I should have been more specific. OP, a 16:10 widescreen resolution is fine too - just make sure you set "maintain aspect ratio" to "no" in sony vegas's pan/crop function.

 

which you then render in sony vegas.

no, the game renders it while recording, 'vegas' or whatever that shit is only encodes

I blame myself for being too lazy to make a proper sentence with a phone on this one. I meant that you, OP, should set the resolution same you recorded in when rendering/exporting the video through sony vegas - if you recorded in a 16:9 resolution, that is. If you didn't record in a 16:19 resolution, stretch it by turning of the "maintain aspect ratio" (see what I wrote above).

 

Thanks for the info people. Any Ideas for a gameplay so I can test your info? A challenge?

No killstreaks nuke ;p ?

No killstreaks nuke ;p ?

 

He plays against bots, nothing is a challenge.

No killstreaks nuke ;p ?

 

Unless the bots are on hard. Then spawning is a challenge. They clip on you instantly. Might do one on highrise though.

Well, I haven't seen your first video, but you seem to have a problem with basic things like getting fluid and quality gameplay. Your video was choppy and the aspect ratio was off.

 

Just giving some advice: no matter what, always make sure your video quality is ok, both pre edit and post render, then try to master the basics of video editing ( pan/crop, syncing)

*bump* Updated the OP, with the challenge Ghosty mentioned before.

*bump* Updated the OP, with the challenge Ghosty mentioned before.

 

You kept the ultra long intro.

Also, bots are dumb, not really impressed with your skills in this one, bt I am impressed by your will to play with those details and with all that stuttering. I'd ragesmash that laptop. Multiple times.

*bump* Updated the OP, with the challenge Ghosty mentioned before.

 

You kept the ultra long intro.

Also, bots are dumb, not really impressed with your skills in this one, bt I am impressed by your will to play with those details and with all that stuttering. I'd ragesmash that laptop. Multiple times.

 

I have audio issues with the intro.

Am i the only one who still uses virtualDub for encoding?

Sony Vegas doesn't seem to except the H.264 codec i've installed somehow...( http://x264vfw.sourceforge.net/ )

So what i do is: Sony vegas - edit video -> enocode with Lagarith Lossless codec

virtualdub -> encode the edited video with H.264

 

What codec are you guys even using for encoding with sony vegas?

Am i the only one who still uses virtualDub for encoding?

Sony Vegas doesn't seem to except the H.264 codec i've installed somehow...( http://x264vfw.sourceforge.net/ )

So what i do is: Sony vegas - edit video -> enocode with Lagarith Lossless codec

virtualdub -> encode the edited video with H.264

 

What codec are you guys even using for encoding with sony vegas?

 

What do you mean by that? Sorry for bad eng. but do you mean when rendering edited video or when importing one? What is this codec you speak of? Audio , video or both? I'l have to take a look, can't right now as I'm on the vita (It's like 22:30 in greece).

What do you mean by that? Sorry for bad eng. but do you mean when rendering edited video or when importing one? What is this codec you speak of? Audio , video or both? I'l have to take a look, can't right now as I'm on the vita (It's like 22:30 in greece).

 

In Sony Vegas i use Lagarith Lossless codec as video codec.

 

For encoding the edited video in virtualDub i use H.264 (http://x264vfw.sourceforge.net/ ) as video and lame mp3 as audio codec.