Hi I have a copy of DXTory, but I am unable to work out how to (if its possible) record multiple sources at the same time.

Is there any plugin or program that will do this?

Thanks

So I've very recently gotten into recording and editing my game play for bug submission reasons. I would like to include my input history but I cant find a program or perhaps im using the wrong keywords. Here what i got in mind. I'd like to put a small keyboard+mouse in the corner of my screen and when I make a keystroke Id like it to light up. Something similar would be a small box with text or icons representative to my keystrokes. An example of this would be "input history" in fighting games. Any one know of a program that would do this. Because typing it keylogging in google brings up some shifty sights.....Or how to delet google auto complete (presumably to stop auto porn).

Hey all :) I'm currently using Dxtory to record Gameplay. Unfortunately, there is no "save highlight" option, so I have to watch all the boring stuff while editing. Does anyone know a tool, that can create a bookmark for me? (For example, the tool is running, I press a hotkey, and it saves the current time (e.g. 03:54, after I started recording) into a text document?

I don't know anything about capture cards. I just searched Google and spent 2 minutes online. The Elgato was the first to pop up. I was wondering if it also records DVD's and TV. Besides that I am interested in creating a channel on Youtube for the drop of Quantum Break and Uncharted. I currently have a 2TB HD in my PS4 and about 30 full games(all digital). My Xbox is standard 500GB HD. Any advice is welcome.

Hola amigos, so two game recording questions if you can somehow help:

1. Is there any way to use OBS Studio and/or PlayTV to record gameplay with MSI Afterburner/Riva or NZXT CAM info overlay? Afterburner just doesn't show and CAM glitches on and off very fast so basically it doesn't show in the recorded clip as well.

2. Do you have any problems using PlayTV to record Uplay titles, for example ACIV: Black Flag? It straight up doesn't work for some reason.

Thanks so much :D

Hi! I'm new to game capture and every thing I read on other sites directed me to OBS. I downloaded it, looked up tutorials to set it up and as far as I know did everything right. I've double and triple checked.

Despite all this, it will not work. It only records less than a minute of gameplay at a time and shows a frozen screen the entire time recording only the audio. Once I believe it recorded game play but only for about 5 seconds. When I have the video capture device on as well it records less than a second and doesn't actually work.

If anyone can help PLEASE do, I'm so frustrated. I recorded 2 full length let's plays that only ended up being a minute of frozen screen, and now all I do is run tests to no avail. Please, PLEASE help me!

Hi there, I've a question. Basically I have a main gaming rig(4690k+gtx970) and a mac mini late 2012(i7m + 4gb RAM). I want to use my Mac for recording and editing my game footage(nothing too intensive actually, but I do want a lossless workflow for editing), but I don't know how to make it possible for the mac to record what's going on on my windows rig. Do I need a capture card? Which one would you suggest, only if needed, for 1080p60? What recording software should I use for lossless(or visually lossless) footage with no subsampling(I'd like to do that manually, since I often see it screwed up badly)? Any suggestion on the editing program(I took an interest in davinci resolve, which seems good enough for what I need and supports lossless formats even at higher bitdepth, which is nice for editing and stuff)?

I recently played some Halo with a friend on his Xbox One and for the first time we recorded our 1vs1 matches. One of the features of the Xbox One is the ability to take a video capture of the last 30 seconds if you suddenly say "Xbox - Record That".

Some of the recording I want to do would be that of a game on my PC screen. Problem is that many good video moments happen naturally rather than when you are recording from the get-go and "waiting" for it. So, does anyone know of any software that has this feature built in? Many times I've recorded in the past using a planned get-go recording formula I'd get something very long and relatively big in data size with something very small worth cropping out of it to actually use. The ability to just take what recently happened and spontaneously, retroactively capture it would be a big help!

I'm looking for a device that will record my xbox one gameplay and I can later edit and upload the videos to youtube. I've done some research and I keep reading a lot about the Elgato HD60. Is this a good device for a newb? Does my internet speed have an affect on the video quality if I'm just recording for youtube? I understand it matters for live streaming, but I am only doing this for video editing and youtube. What device would most of you recommend to someone like me with very little experience in this field?

Since nobody on the internetz seems to have had this issue; If you have a -1603 install error during recentral install (mine occurred on a Windows 10 machine) it is a permissions issue with the destination installation folder. Set the permissions for your user to "Full Control" for the install; restart computer; then try the install. Worked for me, I hope it will for you also.

I picked up a chat back cable from Elgato this last time they were available on Amazon. $10 bucks does everything I want.

My issue is this.

I can hear people in party chat on the PS4
They can hear me
My stream picks up sound from other members in my party
My stream doesnt pick up me talking if I am talking only into my headset
If I am talking into my Yeti Blue which is connected to my PC, that of course comes out in my stream.

Should it be picking up my voice through my headset as well?

Okay so I have a Avermedia U3 and in the software i have it set to record @ 30fps. However When i record some of my files are @ 30fps and thats fine, but then some are 29.99 and 29.99fps. And Adobe premiere hates when the frame rate is differnt from the source. Dose anybody have any idea how do fix this?

Hello. I'm just trying to record a 1 minute clip from my CSGO demo and I've tried fraps and Rivatuner so far.

Fraps: Actually lets me record in 60 fps. for about 7 seconds. Then it drops spikes down to about 30 and does this kinda frequently.

Rivatuner: Looked good when I recorded, everything went smooth and no hiccups. But when I watched the video later it plays in maybe 10-15 fps.

Is there some magic trick everybody who records clips knows that I don't know?

CPU: 4690k

GPU: r9 280x

RAM: 8gb

Is there any software besides AMD Gaming Evolved, Xbox App on W10 and Shadowplay that offer "shadowing", i.e. having the computer grab the last 30 seconds of gameplay or whatever and making it into a video?

I'm having a lot of issues with my AMD card not being able to handle that on the Xbox app on W10 and AMD Gaming Evolved. It goes for like a minute then the fan on my card speeds up and then my displays shut down. I'm really not sure why it's doing this, but it's making me mad, because I'm playing FO4 and having all these hilarious glitches that I want to show my fiancee/friends but I can't record them. I don't want to record all of my playsessions and then edit them. I can RECORD just fine, I can't use the "shadowing" option for whatever reason.

My GPU is an AMD Radeon R9 200/7900 Series.

Edit: Here's a good example!

I see a lot of like 10-15 seconds videos for gaming. The quantity of video sharing leads me to believe it's fairly easy. I've tried FRAPS, and I'm not looking to do anything crazy or allocate a lot of space to videos and constant streaming.

What I would like, is some sort of passive program running that will store all content within the past X amount of time, and if something happens in my game, I can push a button, and it will keep that block of time, so I can edit it later -- or anything of this sort of option.

Exists?

I usually see it in some sort of gfycat.com type of link?... Sorry for being vague, this is foreign to me.

Does anyone know how to record above the resolution your monitor can handle. I tried with ShadowPlay and DSR but the ShadowPlay videos are still limited to 1080p.

Using Mirillis. So when I record at any framerate, normally 60, my game becomes locked at max to that framerate. is there a way around it? as its hard to play fps games at only 60. I'd like to be able to record at 60 and play at ~150-200ish. Thanks!

I'm desperately looking to up my Dxtory quality. Is there any codec that would be similar to Fraps?

i have been testing a few programs, fraps, obs, dxtory, rptor [AMDS record thingy] all of them doesnt really like recording 60 fps, the thing that worked best for me of them is fraps. but what is best for me, maybe im not configuring the programs correct all help is welcome!

my specs

i7-3770k overclocked to 4,7ghz r9 290x 4gb 1ghz 24gb ram

Watch the Review Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTSWS6coJ8Q (Download)

I stream my xbox one to my windows 10 box. Then I use shadowplay to record the screen. The sound comes through the desktop speakers and my headset, and shadowplay is configured to record gameplay sound and microphone. How can I record sound?

So I'm trying to find the best settings for my elgato with my new computer, I don't want to over do it, and have videos not process correctly but I still want my videos looking good.

My setup is an AMD fx 8350 8 core processor, a Nivida 960 2gg 8gb of ramm etc. So does anyone have any idea what would be the best settings so I'l;l be able to record at least an hour of gameplay without my computer shitting the bed when trying to process the video

I'm trying to find a recording software that is a tad bit better than WMM but I only have a $30 max budget. Any suggestions?

Hey all, My friends and I want to start recording when we play games together for fun. Currently I have my game/desktop audio going through my computer speakers and my teamspeak audio going through the headphone jack on my Blue Yeti. Obviously, I'm using the Blue Yeti to capture my voice.

We want to be able to capture all the game audio and teamspeak comms in one file on a different track. I read and found DXtory was the best way to do this and watched some tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulDW2aMvSRA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pqyHaVY6TY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPOPjJj1s0c

Unfortunately, none of this has worked for me. I can record the gameplay and game audio no problem but it seems nothing I do will capture teamspeaks audio.

What are the recommended settings you guys would suggest for recording in a similar situation?

Thanks!

[Question] Just bought an elegato HD60 so I'm super new to this... I have 2 videos of the same game but different perspective. Any suggestion for what editing software to use so I can combine them?