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Good Computer Recording Systems?
- Thread starter Furosuto
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I use bandicam, its good enough. I had issues downloading other systems.
The automatic quality isn't the best though, so you have to mess with it.
The automatic quality isn't the best though, so you have to mess with it.
Yeah, Camtasia has served me well in doing
VGC battles. They're choppy on my screen but it's probably due to my shitty graphics card. They should look fine for you, I tried one of them on my phone and it looked great. The quality isn't the best, but that is completely adjustable in camstasia. You have to decide for yourself which filters you will use in desmume and the recording quality for camtasia, but it's a good hunk of software. It's easy to record audio over, as you can tell by the music I added to both.
edit: oh yeah, it's free ^_^
VGC battles. They're choppy on my screen but it's probably due to my shitty graphics card. They should look fine for you, I tried one of them on my phone and it looked great. The quality isn't the best, but that is completely adjustable in camstasia. You have to decide for yourself which filters you will use in desmume and the recording quality for camtasia, but it's a good hunk of software. It's easy to record audio over, as you can tell by the music I added to both.
edit: oh yeah, it's free ^_^
Desmume has inbuilt AVI recording which is of much surior quality than any screen capture software out there..
just saying.
Heh, I never used it because it screwed up my performance big time. I realize in retrospect that it was probably my graphics card :-/
edit: which goes to show, to the OP, that if you're doing let's play on GB/Adv/DS games, all of the emulators have AVI capabilities. You can use VBA to play GB games too so the same rules apply.
edit: which goes to show, to the OP, that if you're doing let's play on GB/Adv/DS games, all of the emulators have AVI capabilities. You can use VBA to play GB games too so the same rules apply.
People get CamStudio and Camtasia Studio mixed up all the time, even though in reality they're completely different. The former is free, for example. Just a warning to people trying to talk about them.
No, unless you plan on recording everything in 30 second chunks.
