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Brando14100 wrote:I have a question about the movies. How do you do something like make a playback work in Moviemaker or other programs like it?
Galelio wrote:Hey Tex! Can show me how to make a vedio for the DG4 with FRAPS even though I haven't downloaded it?Your vedios about the DGIV are great ! I want to make some too! =====================================Science is the know-how, friendship is the keyto fly
texasf1racer wrote:Hi Dig Gil,(...)as long as the film itself remains the same including all credits remaining intact etc.(...)
texasf1racer wrote:QuoteGalelio wrote:Hey Tex! Can show me how to make a vedio for the DG4 with FRAPS even though I haven't downloaded it?Your vedios about the DGIV are great ! I want to make some too! =====================================Science is the know-how, friendship is the keyto flyHi mate. Sorry I havent seen this till now... but I'm not sure I follow you. You want me to show you how to make a movie with DG4 and fraps, yet you haven't downloaded them? Even I couldn't do that. Making movies like I do takes some time and patience and skill which I've developed over the past 2 years. The best recommendation I have is to get a copy of fraps, a second hard drive for recording, and a good video editing suite like Sony Vegas. With those tools you'll have everything you need to make movies like mine.
Galelio wrote:All I have is two thumbdrives (or pendrives), my father's PC that has a 39GB space, 11.3GB left...Do I really need an extra hard drive?
texasf1racer wrote:QuoteGalelio wrote:All I have is two thumbdrives (or pendrives), my father's PC that has a 39GB space, 11.3GB left...Do I really need an extra hard drive? I recommend a second hard drive for two reasons...1. You will get better frame rates while recording if you are not recording to the same HDD which is running Orbiter.2. The file size of video clips recorded with fraps can be rather big, usually between 700MB-1GB for every minute of footage recorded.So with your current PC, you would only be able to record around 8-10min of video with the free space you have left.