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| Super Techie Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 307
| whenever i run it, in recording mode that is, my FPS goes so far down its horrible. i go from normal (aprox 40) to about 1-8. is there any way to make it run on my normal resolution but not rob my FPS? i set it to half size, and every setting i could think of, but the only way to get the recording to work is to set all my video settings to lowest in the game, and then it works fairly well. but then of course the recording is horrible too. |
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| Pure American Metal Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Trotters Walk-In Closet
Posts: 3,443
| Well, I"m not exactly sure why your FPS is going down so low to 1-8 FPS. And I'm not exactly sure why only a portion of the screen is captured. But, I do know that when you are recording video in fraps it's basically taking snapshots of your game images and converting them to a video file. There are settings in fraps when you can alter the "Frames Per Second" capture. Default is 30 or 29. So your recording your video at 30 frames per second. This is primarily to keep the files size of the recording down. This is also a standard for most videos. 30 FPS. So basically your game runs at 30 FPS... Then take into account, latency issues and other resource issues and now you have 1-8 FPS. When I record most games i'll get 29-15 FPS depending on the game and other issues mentioned. Say in BF2 I normally get 80-90FPS - while recording in fraps i'll get about 20+FPS... |
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| \m/ Metalhead \m/ Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 801
| On my laptop, I can play BF2 and record @ 30 or 40 fps just fine. My specs are in my sig. I don't see why your system couldn't do the same.
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