Civil needs help

**CivilWars** · 09-14-09, 10:41 AM

Ok, I want to record in game footage of a game, then record a separate voice over review/tutorial, then have someone else edit the video/audio together for me. Who has the skills? Panic, Cop? Anyone have any other suggestions?

**Imisnew2** · 09-14-09, 11:49 AM

I'm always up for learnin, send me a copy atleast.

**DancingCorpse** · 09-14-09, 11:54 AM

Windows movie maker is real easy and could be done in there, I have taken classes with it so give me a bump if you need help or otherwise with it Civil.

**CivilWars** · 09-14-09, 12:05 PM

So now the question is what program can I use to record in game that I can easily import into WMM? Fraps?

**KromMonkey** · 09-14-09, 12:11 PM

Fraps

**Imisnew2** · 09-14-09, 12:12 PM

Definately fraps. If you're going for a 10 minute movie, though, you'll need like 40gb of free space. It records the movie in an uncompressed format (so it can be converted into any movie format) which is REALLY REALLY large.

**CivilWars** · 09-14-09, 12:16 PM

Not a problem, I have an external HD that I use for storage.

**bust331** · 09-16-09, 08:05 PM

You can use a sounds recorder, like windows sound recorder. And make your video with Fraps or whatnot.

Then you can import audio (windows audio recorder saves it as a sound file..not sure which type)

then you just place it in your Audio bar...simple

**~~Cyanide~~** · 09-16-09, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Imisnew2

Definately fraps. If you're going for a 10 minute movie, though, you'll need like 40gb of free space. It records the movie in an uncompressed format (so it can be converted into any movie format) which is REALLY REALLY large.

To make the file smaller, open Windows Movie Maker. On the left, choose the option "Import Video". Do not try and open it. It will import the vid, then save it as a .avi

The video will be alot smaller. :9