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I tryed many progs to capture ingame clips in the past moths. One of the is OBS Broadcaster its almost endless options to setup your recording or stream were a bit to much for me,maybe my Pc specs are just to low to play BFV with 120+fps and cap the screen or i just failed to cetup the correct config.
But the last app i tryed was in my case the best. Nvidia's Ingame Overlay, its very easy to configure provides good to awsome clip qualy And has moderate system requirements. Atm i use an AMD 9590 and a 1080ti and a almost get close to 100 ingame fps while capturing medium qually 60 fps vids.
But the last app i tryed was in my case the best. Nvidia's Ingame Overlay, its very easy to configure provides good to awsome clip qualy And has moderate system requirements. Atm i use an AMD 9590 and a 1080ti and a almost get close to 100 ingame fps while capturing medium qually 60 fps vids.
I am not sure what you are trying to ask. Most people "capture" video using cameras. Now days, you can even use a quality cell phone if you work with the light. Then import the video to a computer and edit it with an editor. I like Adobe Premiere, but there are many choices out there.
https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/291335/the-best-video-editing-software
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-video-editing-software,review-2167.html
https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/291335/the-best-video-editing-software
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-video-editing-software,review-2167.html
You can use Bandicam Pro or Camtasia Studio. They are both easy to use and cracked
Brastic
I am not sure what you are trying to ask. Most people "capture" video using cameras. Now days, you can even use a quality cell phone if you work with the light. Then import the video to a computer and edit it with an editor. I like Adobe Premiere, but there are many choices out there.
https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/291335/the-best-video-editing-software
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-video-editing-software,review-2167.html
I am talking about screen capturing
StrawhitALEXANDRITE085
I tryed many progs to capture ingame clips in the past moths. One of the is OBS Broadcaster its almost endless options to setup your recording or stream were a bit to much for me,maybe my Pc specs are just to low to play BFV with 120+fps and cap the screen or i just failed to cetup the correct config.
But the last app i tryed was in my case the best. Nvidia's Ingame Overlay, its very easy to configure provides good to awsome clip qualy And has moderate system requirements. Atm i use an AMD 9590 and a 1080ti and a almost get close to 100 ingame fps while capturing medium qually 60 fps vids.
I also tried obs but for dome nonsense reason there was an error
Windows 10 pro I use in my PC and there is a a screen record program in this Windows.
ı can active it by holding Windows-home switch + G.. it records Hd and smooth. I advice it..
ı can active it by holding Windows-home switch + G.. it records Hd and smooth. I advice it..
Unfortunately I use win 8.1
eu uso win 10
Yeah...Bandicam Pro and Camtasia studio may be a nice option to go with..In this scenario infact they become the best option to go with...So u can try them..Stay blessed
Camtasia Studio
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am use it too
I find it quite okay, isn't it?
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