General Ingame Media XV

[JerryK]

metro and rising storm

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[Sini]

[QUOTE=JerryK;40653515]metro and rising storm
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Don't use Imageshack. It's slowest image host you can find.

[MasterFen007]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40651244]1) Avoid blending. Make sure your framerates match. E.G. Recorded video is 30fps, output video is 30fps. The ghosting is your editor trying to smooth out the frame changes.
2) Pixelated a lot, what are you using to record.[/QUOTE]

Late but eh,

I'm using OBS to record, I'm recording straight 30fps and rendering at the same as a 360p mp4 (playing at 720p so I'm using OBS's shrinking to keep the recording stable.)

[SweFox*]

[QUOTE=MasterFen007;40653666]Late but eh,

I'm using OBS to record, I'm recording straight 30fps and rendering at the same as a 360p mp4 (playing at 720p so I'm using OBS's shrinking to keep the recording stable.)[/QUOTE]

Isn't OBS streaming software?

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

Why can't you use for example Dxtory?

[MasterFen007]

[QUOTE=SweFox*;40653800]Isn't OBS streaming software?

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

Why can't you use for example Dxtory?[/QUOTE]

I'm a cheap bastard, and OBS lets you record to a file if you want.

[elitehakor v2]

[img]http://puu.sh/2U5Vb.png[/img]

I call this the "rookie initiation formation"

[Skelosk]

Dem pixels...I really have to try the first xcom, guess it's a good way to do it.

[Broguts]

[QUOTE=elitehakor v2;40654668][img]http://puu.sh/2U5Vb.png[/img]

I call this the "rookie initiation formation"[/QUOTE]
[video=youtube;mWyB447vNjg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWyB447vNjg&noredirect=1[/video]

[dafour]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/4P3hxl3.jpg[/IMG]
Deus Ex HR

[Missing User]

"i know you want me"

[Skelosk]

How horrifying

[MrBluesy]

that's how you do a real duckface

[BloodShot12]

I love when games have mirrors for some reason
[IMG]http://i.minus.com/iSGIxmSr8HnKT.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ibsnm3ctHF5lsU.gif[/IMG]

This is also probably one of my favorite parts of any game
[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ibcgSX73stsIZ5.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ivZsfKkrr21tf.gif[/IMG]

You have to steal a parachute during free fall

[Crest]

[QUOTE=LasGunz;40653397]Doing video in Sony vegas can be a piece of piss

1. record in 30fps with dxtory and the lagarith codec
2. import to vegas, drop and right click the video on the timeline
3. go to properties and click "disable resample"
4. encode that shit as mainconcept mp4, make the bottom two numbers 4,000,000

you got yourself a good lookin gaming video there, son

that is a really basic way and good enough for youtube[/QUOTE]

*ahem*

Why are you disabling resample?

[skzerk]

[QUOTE=Bloodshot12;40655535]I love when games have mirrors for some reason
[IMG]http://i.minus.com/iSGIxmSr8HnKT.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ibsnm3ctHF5lsU.gif[/IMG]

This is also probably one of my favorite parts of any game
[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ibcgSX73stsIZ5.gif[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i.minus.com/ivZsfKkrr21tf.gif[/IMG]

You have to steal a parachute during free fall[/QUOTE]
what game is this?

[RaTcHeT302]

[QUOTE=skzerk;40655832]what game is this?[/QUOTE]

No One Lives Forever I

[odellus]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40655544]*ahem*

Why are you disabling resample?[/QUOTE]

it makes shit blurry

[R E D L I N E]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40655544]*ahem*

Why are you disabling resample?[/QUOTE]

Probably because it makes game footage look awful with all the ghosting it creates

Here's the same clip played twice, first time with resampling, second without
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSa76OEYOuY[/media]

[elitehakor v2]

[img]http://puu.sh/2UbtU.png[/img]

OH GOD

[img]http://puu.sh/2UbvP.png[/img]

OH GOD OH GOD

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

[img]http://puu.sh/2UbCt.png[/img]

OH GOD I DID IT

[MrSneakymode]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40655544]*ahem*

Why are you disabling resample?[/QUOTE]

I offered an extremely easy way to get a video that's watchable and good enough for youtube. By disabling resample you cut any possible problems with that frame ghosting shit.

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;40656421]Probably because it makes game footage look awful with all the ghosting it creates
[/QUOTE]

Believe me, brt knows his video shit.. he's just being a big meany.

[Sharker]

[QUOTE=Bloodshot12;40655535]I love when games have mirrors for some reason

This is also probably one of my favorite parts of any game

You have to steal a parachute during free fall[/QUOTE]

Do you have to make a gif of everything?

[CaptainJL]

[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;40656421]Probably because it makes game footage look awful with all the ghosting it creates

Here's the same clip played twice, first time with resampling, second without[/QUOTE]

Huh, well today I learned something new. I always avoided recording gameplay because it ended up looking like ass. Looks like I should give it another try.

[Crest]

I'm being a big meany because if your video is ghosting resampling isn't the problem. The problem is that your framerates are different.

If your video is ghosting it's a side affect of your video project not being setup right. Recording 30fps and setting up a 29.97fps project will do that. Disabling resampling just hides the issue. Double check your framerates and make sure they match. AKA, if you're recording at 30fps and vegas is set to 29.97, se tit to 30 and make sure your output options are at 30fps.

You don't have to turn off resampling with that, and your project will render quicker if it's going frame-to-frame. I assure you it will fix the problem. Frame ghosting should be seen as a warning sign that your project is not correctly setup, not that vegas is screwing up the project. Use it to your advantage to know when your stuff is configured.

[MrSneakymode]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40657137]I'm being a big meany because if your video is ghosting resampling isn't the problem. The problem is that your framerates are different.

If your video is ghosting it's a side affect of your video project not being setup right. Recording 30fps and setting up a 29.97fps project will do that. Disabling resampling just hides the issue. Double check your framerates and make sure they match. AKA, if you're recording at 30fps and vegas is set to 29.97, se tit to 30 and make sure your output options are at 30fps.

You don't have to turn off resampling with that, and your project will render quicker if it's going frame-to-frame. I assure you it will fix the problem. Frame ghosting should be seen as a warning sign that your project is not correctly setup, not that vegas is screwing up the project. Use it to your advantage to know when your stuff is configured.[/QUOTE]

If you disable resampling it will stop it from trying to force those ghost frames when your framerates don't match up. Sure, you can just set up your project properly but I just gave a quick and dirty way to get rid of the issue and it [I]does[/I] work. Go watch any of my videos from the last 5 years dawg.

[R E D L I N E]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40657137]I'm being a big meany because if your video is ghosting resampling isn't the problem. The problem is that your framerates are different.

If your video is ghosting it's a side affect of your video project not being setup right. Recording 30fps and setting up a 29.97fps project will do that. Disabling resampling just hides the issue. Double check your framerates and make sure they match. AKA, if you're recording at 30fps and vegas is set to 29.97, se tit to 30 and make sure your output options are at 30fps.

You don't have to turn off resampling with that, and your project will render quicker if it's going frame-to-frame. I assure you it will fix the problem. Frame ghosting should be seen as a warning sign that your project is not correctly setup, not that vegas is screwing up the project. Use it to your advantage to know when your stuff is configured.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the project was at 29.97, but it's because I read somewhere Youtube needs 29.97 FPS video for best quality, so I'd rather render it at that framerate.
It always ruins the quality of everything I upload, I can only imagine what would happen if it also tried to resample it.

[Crest]

Working and Avoiding the problem are key terms here.

When your framerates don't match vegas will drop and duplicate frames to make the math work, usually and generally introducing minor or noticable stutter depending on the conversion. It's not "solving" the problem.

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;40657199]Yeah, the project was at 29.97, but it's because I read somewhere Youtube needs 29.97 FPS video for best quality, so I'd rather render it at that framerate.
It always ruins the quality of everything I upload, I can only imagine what would happen if it also tried to resample it.[/QUOTE]

Youtube accepts ANY framerate up to 30.000

Don't believe those people who say such nonsense. Some particular codecs are however favourable. Generally AVC/H.264 is the best choice for transcoding to YT's system. But not required. Even WMV does a good job.

[TacError]

The Iranian M60A1 tank brigade has arrived in Afghanistan; they'll be linking up with the remaining Iranian infantry units and Mujahidin groups to counterattack the Soviet tank and motorized rifle units after wiping out the Soviet supply dumps:

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Soviet tank subunit lured into a killzone:
[IMG_thumb]http://i.imgur.com/XRw79tK.jpg[/IMG_thumb][IMG_thumb]http://i.imgur.com/JN9Evdh.jpg[/IMG_thumb]

[Sharker]

[img]http://i.minus.com/isWyW9E7rcpFw.gif[/img]
Killzone 2

[odellus]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;40657224]Working and Avoiding the problem are key terms here.

When your framerates don't match vegas will drop and duplicate frames to make the math work, usually and generally introducing minor or noticable stutter depending on the conversion. It's not "solving" the problem.

[editline]15th May 2013[/editline]

Youtube accepts ANY framerate up to 30.000

Don't believe those people who say such nonsense. Some particular codecs are however favourable. Generally AVC/H.264 is the best choice for transcoding to YT's system. But not required. Even WMV does a good job.[/QUOTE]

my source and the project setting are always both set to 30 and it still happens

i use fraps to record if that matters

[Crest]

[QUOTE=Odellus;40658202]my source and the project setting are always both set to 30 and it still happens

i use fraps to record if that matters[/QUOTE]

Is your output profile also 30? Presets override the project settings.

The only case where if they all match and it still blends is if you're dropping frames and you have forceresample on. Otherwise in the like 7 years I've used vegas it has never been like that.