Posted by Christian vacuum . on 2009-05-31 15:34:56
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This first part of the tutorial is all about preperation and making recording as easy and comfortable as possible.
First of all we need to set up our cod4 config for recording. I always place cfgs in the cod4 main folder of an extra copy of cod4. You could also simply use 2 different profiles and place your cfgs in there so one profile won´t get affected by the other. Thats really personal preference.
once you opened the config browse to the "bind" section (i.e controls) and bind a key to toggle avidemo on and off. The Syntax looks like this:
bind key "toggle cl_avidemo value1 value2 valuex"
What this does is: Bind a key you define to switch between value1, value2 etc. The clear advantage here is you can bind one key to multiple values of a dvar.
bind f10 "toggle cl_avidemo 0 200"
You guessed it, this binds f10 to switch the dvar cl_avidemo from 200 to 0 on pressing. You can use any F key (normal keys dont seem to work in demos). Save the config and close it.
If you have any questions feel free to pm me or even better ask in the forum so other people who might have the same problems/questions can see it, too ;)
Hey when I get to the part where you have to do (/demo shot1) it doesn't load up, I did download my friend's demos and it still doesn't work. Please answer back ASAP
How about movie configs? I'm not expert on all the color editing commands etc and imo the default cod4 'pretty' config isn't that nice.
It actually is. Put all your settings on high and play on an unmodded server. You will notice a quite big difference.
It´s promod turning all the stuff off.
If you read the tutorial to the end, u will notice that I mention that i did not want to dig deeper into the cfg stuff here as it would probably have gotten too long. There are some proper movie configs (right here on tek9!) and in the tutorial it´s even said how to use them.
I got several pm´s regarding recording audio. I will probably update this tutorial later today, will post here once updated
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
I got several pm´s regarding recording audio. I will probably update this tutorial later today, will post here once updated
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
I got several pm´s regarding recording audio. I will probably update this tutorial later today, will post here once updated
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
cheers for the reply, but nope doesnt seem to show even when I click "show disabled drivers". strange! :)
I got several pm´s regarding recording audio. I will probably update this tutorial later today, will post here once updated
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
cheers for the reply, but nope doesnt seem to show even when I click "show disabled drivers". strange! :)
Well if it works in fraps it has to be accessible by other programs , too.
I just wanted to point out that i made a big typo in the Q&A section which made the explaination look so wrong! In the 2nd Answer it says "4 frames per second" which is wrong of course :D What i meant to say was "4 samples per frame" ;)
Not that u start flaming wtf are u talkin about etc :D thanks to posey for updating the article! (K)
i ve got a problem,, when i drag the clip to vegas,, the clip is slower then the ingame snd,, and both have normal spd when recording
Please use an avidemo value that divides through 1000 without a remainder (f.e: 50 100 200 250 500) and also through your final fps number. (i.e don´t use avidemo 234 or so)
If you use another value you will have to speed up the clip.
right-click the clip, choose properties and enter 1,041 as playback speed
This mostly applies for 30 fps movies. As you can see my tutorial aims for 50 fps and if you follow it correctly you won´t run into this issue.
tnx 4 help :) i did it @ avidmeo 60 lolol since my cpu is shit
If you wonder why there´s nothing about compression, this will be posted here soon (I´ll wait another few days for another person to finish it, else I will do it and attach it to this tutorial, will post then)
This tutorial is ONLY about getting your footage out of your game and into your editor. Nothing about final render settings here ;)
here's a tut www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_fShXldMiM
Best regards
It actually is. Put all your settings on high and play on an unmodded server. You will notice a quite big difference.
It´s promod turning all the stuff off.
If you read the tutorial to the end, u will notice that I mention that i did not want to dig deeper into the cfg stuff here as it would probably have gotten too long. There are some proper movie configs (right here on tek9!) and in the tutorial it´s even said how to use them.
Robolical coming to a screen near you soon.
when you put ur movie file in 2 the line you notice that there are 2 signs into the fil above each other take the below one
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
cheers for the reply, but nope doesnt seem to show even when I click "show disabled drivers". strange! :)
didnt pm u but I was just about to say that myself.
as a vista user I can never figure out how to record audio seen as I have no stereo mix
but it works by using fraps which is quite odd!
If it´s working in programs but you can´t find it in vista it´s just a matter of setting it up right. Vista is a bit tricky in this case, don´t know why they changed it.
Try going to audio options. (click the speaker on the taskbar or browse to control panel -> sound)
Once there, go to the recording tab and rightclick into the device window. Check "show disabled devices".
Your stereo mix option should now show up.
cheers for the reply, but nope doesnt seem to show even when I click "show disabled drivers". strange! :)
Well if it works in fraps it has to be accessible by other programs , too.
Anyway this is a great tut nice one ;) done a lot of people a favour!
good guide for starters !
anyway awesome read.
Not that u start flaming wtf are u talkin about etc :D thanks to posey for updating the article! (K)
edited 2009-06-01 14:37:56
thx a lot!
see #50
edited 2009-06-03 14:21:27
on topic: good post
edited 2009-06-02 20:17:03
Please use an avidemo value that divides through 1000 without a remainder (f.e: 50 100 200 250 500) and also through your final fps number. (i.e don´t use avidemo 234 or so)
If you use another value you will have to speed up the clip.
right-click the clip, choose properties and enter 1,041 as playback speed
This mostly applies for 30 fps movies. As you can see my tutorial aims for 50 fps and if you follow it correctly you won´t run into this issue.
tnx 4 help :) i did it @ avidmeo 60 lolol since my cpu is shit
If you wonder why there´s nothing about compression, this will be posted here soon (I´ll wait another few days for another person to finish it, else I will do it and attach it to this tutorial, will post then)
This tutorial is ONLY about getting your footage out of your game and into your editor. Nothing about final render settings here ;)
edited 2009-06-02 21:32:50