Why do that when you can slow it down with a video editor?
[QUOTE=Dogchow33;32189291]Why do that when you can slow it down with a video editor?[/QUOTE]
Because slowing it in a video editor creates choppiness.
Why not record at a high FPS like 120 and set it to play back at 30fps?
That way you don't have those annoying little movement hitches.
I suppose this is for those who prefer recording with Fraps, which is impossible to use to record anything over 60 FPS (at high resolutions, at least).
[QUOTE=CaLeB-;32190524]I suppose this is for those who prefer recording with Fraps, which is impossible to use to record anything over 60 FPS (at high resolutions, at least).[/QUOTE]
And most video formats are 24 or 30, meaning you can halve the speed
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;32190615]And most video formats are 24 or 30, meaning you can halve the speed[/QUOTE]
I'm very aware, but the creator of OP's video is implying 10-25% the normal speed.
[QUOTE=dvondrake;32193625]Another way is by using a software called Twixtor. I can't find any good footage (at least, not any pertaining to games) except for this one, but hopefully you get the idea. It's all post-production, so you record te video at 60 fps and then the software will upsample it to 200 and blend the frames along with all sorts of other sorcery. Someone posted a really good video of Battlefield 3 using this software a few months ago but I can't find it anymore.
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Found it!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx0JKlaLMqA[/media]
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BRkGR0HfTI&feature=related](Previously posted CoD4 video)[/url][/QUOTE]
Too bad it only works with some programs and costs $300 to use.
[QUOTE=xxncxx;32213886]Too bad it only works with some programs and costs $300 to use.[/QUOTE]
My jaw dropped when I saw the price.
[QUOTE=xxncxx;32213886]Too bad it only works with some programs and costs $300 to use.[/QUOTE]
For what it is and what it does.
$300 is cheap.
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