| 14-03-2007 11:42 PM | ||
| Solaris | Ok thanks guys. And I'll look into fraps for recording what my moniter does. | |
| 14-03-2007 03:01 PM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman |
QUOTE(chainsoar @ Mar 14 2007, 04:31 PM) [snapback]283560[/snapback] Quote:
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| 14-03-2007 02:58 PM | ||
| Japo | It's actually intended to record fragments of gameplay, although sure you can record minutes and minutes of the same prompt. | |
| 14-03-2007 02:31 PM | ||
| chainsoar | FRAPS is an even bigger pain in the backside in my experience. There must be a decent alternative somewhere. | |
| 14-03-2007 12:02 PM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman |
It only records what happens in DosBox. If you want to record what's going on on your screen, use something like FRAPS, but make sure you have a lot of HDD space (it records videos without compression). |
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| 14-03-2007 06:15 AM | ||
| Data |
it's doing what it tells you it should do. You misunderstood it. |
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| 14-03-2007 03:20 AM | ||
| Solaris |
I got dosbox .70 or whatever and it says I can record what my moniter is doing. Sounds sweet  , only prob is, when I use it, it only records what happens in dosbox (like what I type there), and not what actually happens on my screen. Which means, after I start recording, I change screens and mess around, then stop the recording and look at what I got, which is so many seconds of dosbox prompt screen sitting there. How do I get it to record what I'm actually doing, instead of the dosbox prompt screen (where you type stuff into dosbox)? I'm using a laptop and windows xp if it means anything. When you explain, please do a precise step-by-step walkthrough, otherwise I get lost. Thanks.
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