Fraps related stuff.
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:05 pm
I have bought the full version of Fraps but I can't use it because when I'm recording my game sessions with Fraps the FPS goes too low for me to play the games to my fullest potential. I think it's because Fraps records with the same quality as it is in reality so it takes a lot of power off of my computer and from what I know you cant record with lower qualities when using Fraps.
So, I wanted to know if there's any way for me to record using Fraps that doesnt lower my frames that much; like from 60 fps to 30 fps and sometimes even lower.
One thing I've heard about is that people actually use two computers to record gameplay. You play on the other computer and you record with the other. The video form you gaming computer is sent to the other computer in real time and that allows you to run Fraps on the other computer eating up its power but not your gaming computers power. I have 2 computers but it's just that I dont know how to do this kind of a set-up. I was wondering if some of the guys here could help me out with setting up this kind of a set-up or coming up with another solution?
Would remotely logging in with the second cumper be a viable option? Would it work?
So, I wanted to know if there's any way for me to record using Fraps that doesnt lower my frames that much; like from 60 fps to 30 fps and sometimes even lower.
One thing I've heard about is that people actually use two computers to record gameplay. You play on the other computer and you record with the other. The video form you gaming computer is sent to the other computer in real time and that allows you to run Fraps on the other computer eating up its power but not your gaming computers power. I have 2 computers but it's just that I dont know how to do this kind of a set-up. I was wondering if some of the guys here could help me out with setting up this kind of a set-up or coming up with another solution?
Would remotely logging in with the second cumper be a viable option? Would it work?