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TF2 recording tool 0.5 (demos to video)
Created 8th January 2010 @ 20:08
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whats the good with being able to encode to mp4 in the program ? is it only the fottage you have recorded, or also the fottage you have renderd from an editing program?
You can encode any video using the “Encode Movie” tool. However I highly recommend that you export as uncompressed/lossless from Vegas to keep the best possibly quality.
The encode h264 on the compile movie page is there if you just want to upload a clip to youtube or something (saves a lot of time :p).
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Is there anyway to highlight your own kills in STV demos? I think that will be the next step in demo recording. For serious.
if you record movies directly in h264, does it stutter and requires codecs in virtualhub?
Is there anyway to highlight your own kills in STV demos? I think that will be the next step in demo recording. For serious.
I don’t think that would be easy :/, but I haven’t really tried either.
on a side note, I can still record with 90 viewmodel_fov with 4.5 for some reason, thats pretty cool lol
if you record movies directly in h264, does it stutter and requires codecs in virtualhub?
the video shouldn’t stutter.
virtualhub? virtualdub??
Nice work <3
I get “Your heigh is too high” when trying to use 1920×1080. D:
1050
Does your monitor support 1920×1080?
I get “Your heigh is too high” when trying to use 1920×1080. D:
1050Does your monitor support 1920×1080?
Yes. I can run tf2 in 1920×1080 w/o recording tool
Salmon, atm i render my videos in after effects losless bla bla bla, and then use virtual dub to recompress with xvid codec, or h264 (havent tried h264 yet) will i get the same quality if i use the encoding tool ?
Salmon, atm i render my videos in after effects losless bla bla bla, and then use virtual dub to recompress with xvid codec, or h264 (havent tried h264 yet) will i get the same quality if i use the encoding tool ?
xvid isn’t as good as h264 and you will get pretty much the same quality with any x264 encoder if the settings are good.
hmm i cant click the “launch tf2 button…” i done everything according to plans, triplechecked everything, yet still the same :/
Salmon, atm i render my videos in after effects losless bla bla bla, and then use virtual dub to recompress with xvid codec, or h264 (havent tried h264 yet) will i get the same quality if i use the encoding tool ?
xvid isn’t as good as h264 and you will get pretty much the same quality with any x264 encoder if the settings are good.
Just another question, why is everything so fucking sharp in the game using the tool ?
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