Community Event / Creation A list of Beta Let's Plays; Streamers; and other in-game footage

Hey Mark, I do not have a twitter account.

However my latest video above, now a little old (posted on Friday) I realize, is one of the best I have done so far, lots of varied combat and some nice in game visuals. Would be good to expose it to some non forum members. Cheers.

You probably saw already but I posted that on Reddit because it is indeed a great video Commander.
 
Hey Mark, I do not have a twitter account.

However my latest video above, now a little old (posted on Friday) I realize, is one of the best I have done so far, lots of varied combat and some nice in game visuals. Would be good to expose it to some non forum members. Cheers.

No worries Sam, I pop in here every now and then, will take a look at it now :)
 
MSI Afterburner Capture and transcoding

MSI afterburner capture works great for me and is one of the only tools I have found that will capture Crossfire artefacts as most seem to disable Crossfire when recording starts.

However MSI Afterburner creates those damn huge hulking .AVI files 2.5GB for 5 minutes of footage at 1080p.

Being a bit tight I decided to see what can be done for free. I have VirtualDub which does basic editing etc. and coupled with the following guide now use this to rescale trim and convert my videos in one process.

VirtualDub save direct to mp4 -Fraps to YouTube - with external encoders

Using this I record at 85% quality in MSI Afterburner then I can crop and trim the video, downscale by 2:1 and convert to MP4 (2.5GB to 80MB) in one fairly simple process.
 
Added BoldRover and Remklep to OP. Also, Added Void Sun's advice below to Op. Looks great Void Sun, I don't have time to test it, but I'm sure some dedicated types will get a lot of your advice. Cheers,

Kroy.

MSI afterburner capture works great for me and is one of the only tools I have found that will capture Crossfire artefacts as most seem to disable Crossfire when recording starts.

However MSI Afterburner creates those damn huge hulking .AVI files 2.5GB for 5 minutes of footage at 1080p.

Being a bit tight I decided to see what can be done for free. I have VirtualDub which does basic editing etc. and coupled with the following guide now use this to rescale trim and convert my videos in one process.

VirtualDub save direct to mp4 -Fraps to YouTube - with external encoders

Using this I record at 85% quality in MSI Afterburner then I can crop and trim the video, downscale by 2:1 and convert to MP4 (2.5GB to 80MB) in one fairly simple process.
 
Hi guys,

Ive googled all over the place but in the end didn't find a solution:

1. How can I download highlights from Twitch?
2. How can I download recordings from Twitch?

I tried the url below with a highlight and recording (I read that highlights are undownloadable), but it doesn't seem to work:
http://bashtech.net/twitch/download.php

Anyone got experience with "ripping" from Twitch, and can recommend a good and reliable (virusfree) process/tool?
 
True. I'm never been a video maker kind of guy, I have always preferred the instantaneousness of the screen shots instead :p

Wow, I noticed I got a few rFactor videos from 8 and 6 years ago there :eek:
A a sweet changing barrel Red Orchestra video too. :D
 
First vid

Hi guys, after watching and admiring ZeeWolf, Sam J, Iglooman, Logan Terrik, Kerrash and Neon Raven for a long while, I've finally got my ass in gear and put something together today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Srxp8w_x_k

It's basically a bit of a test run before Beta lands at the end of the month. I'm using iMovie for the video, and an image editor called Acorn for titles and other static assets. Any feedback would be much appreciated!

I've been chatting with ZeeWolf and am considering doing some voice tracks for subsequent ones, although I lack a decent microphone.

Anyway I'm glad to be joining in, I'm finding this a really fun creative outlet.

P.S. I forgot to mention there's a little homage to my favourite Twitch streamer in the video too :D
 
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