OK, what i would like to do is set up my camcorder so it will record whats on my computer screen, i have tried just pointing it at the screen then shooting, but you get all those lines etc, so what i would like to do is plug it into the computer (somehow) and let it record whats onscreen ! If anyone has played the FPS game called counter-strike, you might know how some people make fan movies... well i wanna do the same thing for a different game, any help would be great,
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ok. go to this site and on the search type in camstudio. download (it is about 1mb and it is free) and you can film your screen! it will save as an avi.
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You can also get hold of a dual monitor graphics card.
The second monitor socket also changes over to allow you to use a TV instead - You get a composite video, and an S-VHS socket through a little adaptor that comed with the card.
You can then usually have the option of seeing the same display on both screens, or having a different display on each, which is really cool because you can drag windows from one to the other!
The second monitor socket also changes over to allow you to use a TV instead - You get a composite video, and an S-VHS socket through a little adaptor that comed with the card.
You can then usually have the option of seeing the same display on both screens, or having a different display on each, which is really cool because you can drag windows from one to the other!
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I tried the camstudio and its good but it is a little slow i played with its settings but it just dont work like i need it to ! thanks anyway tho, i will find a use for it yet ! ahah
How much round about does a dual monitor graphics card go for ?
any URL's etc you know that would be helpful ?
How much round about does a dual monitor graphics card go for ?
any URL's etc you know that would be helpful ?
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I did this trick with a playstation, but it might apply to a comp if you have the right graphics card. Look in the back and see if you have the red yellow white, conections. Then Pull your cammera in a remove your moniter cord, it might, use your cam as the moniter. its far fatched but just a thought.
Set your shutter speed to 1/60 of a second and the lines will go away, the problem is filming the interlaced monitor synched at 60 hz ( at least in the US) with a shutter speed that is too far off.Originally posted by Necromantia
OK, what i would like to do is set up my camcorder so it will record whats on my computer screen, i have tried just pointing it at the screen then shooting, but you get all those lines etc, so what i would like to do is plug it into the computer (somehow) and let it record whats onscreen ! If anyone has played the FPS game called counter-strike, you might know how some people make fan movies... well i wanna do the same thing for a different game, any help would be great,
Thanks
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"Set your shutter speed to 1/60 of a second and the lines will go away, the problem is filming the interlaced monitor synched at 60 hz ( at least in the US) with a shutter speed that is too far off".
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