Author Topic: Good Fraps FPS?  (Read 519 times)

I'm trying to record gameplay videos for blockland, but when they are finally uploaded to youtube, they occasionally get a jitter or something while it's playing. I think this is a problem with the Video Capture Settings in fraps. What FPS should I set it to so it will remove that?

Try looking at these videos for examples of what I mean
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78W17h-8GHk&list=PL3ABB4022C686D5BB&index=1&feature=plpp_video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KB21rJKTS0&list=PL3ABB4022C686D5BB&index=2&feature=plpp_video
It's sort of like it's pixelating.

Have you encoded the video in another format prior to uploading the video?

Have you encoded the video in another format prior to uploading the video?
Yes, when uploading the videos in regular format, it takes SO long, it's like hours to upload, so I used a seperate video converter to convert it into .mp4 format.

But this still happened the last time when I didn't convert it.

FPS doesn't have anything to do with pixelation as far as I know, but the visual is usually something that has to do with your computers video card or capture card.

And what is the FPS set at anyways?  If it's high, you can try lowering it or you can try changing your blockland's visual settings to low so it doesn't use most of the video card so you can have better quality.

And you could use a video formatter and editor to get better quality.

If I'm wrong (which is definitely indeed a possibility since I don't know much about visuals), please say so and have a better explanation anyone.
« Last Edit: July 30, 2012, 09:31:45 PM by tkepahama »

FPS doesn't have anything to do with pixelation as far as I know, but the visual is usualing something that has to do with your computers video card or capture card.

And what is the FPS set at anyways?  If it's high, you can try lowering it or you can try changing your blockland's visual settings to low so it doesn't use most of the video card so you can have better quality.

If I'm wrong, please say so and have a better explanation anyone.
My FPS in fraps is set at 32, my friend told me that was good for recording for our horror short video, but when it uploaded, yeah it was jittery like in these videos.


Fraps is terrible, use Xfire. It can do ultra HD stuff if your computer is good enough.

Fraps is terrible, use Xfire. It can do ultra HD stuff if your computer is good enough.
you serious ?

Fraps is terrible, use Xfire. It can do ultra HD stuff if your computer is good enough.
Exactly.

Exactly.

My computer runs it fine. It's not exactly hard to run 1080p HD video recorders.