Tired Of In-Game Recorders?

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 1:05 am

If you've ever tried to record a demo using the in game controls, you know they can sometimes be unwieldy. Fortunately, the guys over at Planet GameCam have released a product known as GameCam (couldn't see that one coming could ya?) that helps make this task a lot easier. Not only is it easier, but it's also got more features than most in-game recorders have, like the following for instance:

Watermarking
Multiple Formats for Output (wmv and avi currently)
Real-Time Compression
Capturing in resolutions other than what you're playing at

It looks like it's shaping up to be a very nice product indeed, and as an added bonus, it's been designed to work with most DirectX 7-9 and OpenGL games! So even if your favorite game doesn't have support for in game recording, you can still do it with this swiss army knife.

Pretty slick, so head on over to Planet GameCam and give it a shot.

NOTE: The site's menu is unusable with Mozilla and Firefox, so I would recommend opening up Internet Explorer for this one

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 8:06 am

Ive been using fraps to cap video for a very long time, if this proggy has all the options it says it does i will be extremely happy.

All i'm curious about is whats the max FPS for it? fraps was 30, and another proggy i tried was 50, neither seemed to "live up to its boast"

well i'll test it out and i'll let ya know whats up!!!

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 10:25 am

LOL @ Peoii, and he knows why, doesnt mather to other people.

this prog sounds to good to be free.. fraps aint free.. well it is for me, but i cant say that here, lets just say someone called Kevin Gaynor payed for mine. Rolling Eyes

is it realy free?

Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 7:09 pm

WOW, never used anything like this, but now I will. Just have to learn it, thanks.

PS - I've been searching alot of old posts and it pays off.