Best video gaming recorder software for PC ?

[keavlar]

Hello to every one. Please , say what is the best and maybe chip way to record the video game while you playing. I dont want that it will consume a lot of hard drive space, like Fraps did , as i remember , 2 gb only for 5 min. I dont mind to pay for the program, but i prefer it to be good, and will not load a lot of pressure on the cpu and graphic card. I tryed to find alternative way, like some sort of hardware, that you can connect to pc, and it will record every thing. Is there some thing like this, ill be glad that if you post it, and give a link where i can buy it from, (better ebay or other online shops , that can deliver it internationally) .

Thank you all again!

[flibberdipper]

OBS. Really nice once you get it set up the way you like.

[themaniac]

nvidia shadow play if you have an nvidia 600 series or better graphics card thats made by nvidia

[ZetZet]

Shadowplay, OBS/dxtory combo.

[ImBleu]

Nvidia GTX600+ Card use shadowplay

 

Or try OBS / Fraps (which will tank a few frames per second off your game)

[Fate]

ShadowPlay for Nvidia cards, AMD GVR for AMD cards, Quicksync if you don't like either of them and you have a supported Intel CPU, OBS to use Quicksync/livestream or record with x264; x264 however is taxing on your system at higher bitrates unlike the first 3 mentioned.

[BossMann]

nvidia shadow play if you have an nvidia 600 series or better graphics card thats made by nvidia

 

 

Nvidia GTX600+ Card use shadowplay

 

Or try OBS / Fraps (which will tank a few frames per second off your game)

Actually, you can run shadow play on most (I think) Nvidia cards. All you have to do is install GeForce Experence, make a shortcut and replace the target field with “C:\Program Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA GeForce Experience\GFExperience.exe” -shadowplay

[Blueprint]

Personally, I don't think shadowplay is that great if you want to record voice at the same time. For purely recording game play it's great, but as you aren't given seperate audio files when you record, you're stuck with the volume that your voice was/or others was during the recording as one audio file. Also, this may be just me, but it seems to pick up any other audio, such as music or skype, when recording. 

[themaniac]

Actually, you can run shadow play on most (I think) Nvidia cards. All you have to do is install GeForce Experence, make a shortcut and replace the target field with “C:\Program Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA GeForce Experience\GFExperience.exe” -shadowplay

no its only 600 series and higher from nvidia that can use shadow play

[BossMann]

Also, this may be just me, but it seems to pick up any other audio, such as music or skype, when recording. 

A. All recording programs i'm aware of pickup all sounds

 

For purely recording game play it's great, but as you aren't given seperate audio files when you record, you're stuck with the volume that your voice was/or others was during the recording as one audio file. 

B. You can always (like me) use alternate software custom built to separate audio channels (Programs, Microphones, Capture cards ect) and have each channel output to a separate file. 

[themaniac]

B. You can always (like me) use alternate software custom built to separate audio channels (Programs, Microphones, Capture cards ect) and have each channel output to a separate file. 

i didn't say "For purely recording game play it's great, but as you aren't given seperate audio files when you record, you're stuck with the volume that your voice was/or others was during the recording as one audio file"

[BossMann]

no its only 600 series and higher from nvidia that can use shadow play

Stuff like this purely humors me...

 

Next time, do your research before you start blabbering like a child on stuff you don't fully understand.

[BossMann]

i didn't say "For purely recording game play it's great, but as you aren't given seperate audio files when you record, you're stuck with the volume that your voice was/or others was during the recording as one audio file"

My bad.

[themaniac]

Stuff like this purely humors me...

 

Next time, do your research before you start blabbering like a child on stuff you don't fully understand.

i know what i'm talking about and alot of people know what there talking about too and i know that it is 600 series or higher required to use shadow play is because people who know way more than you have told that

[BossMann]

i know what i'm talking about and alot of people know what there talking about too and i know that it is 600 series or higher required to use shadow play is because people who know way more than you have told that

What? It is hard to argue with people as ignorant as you. Did you even look at the photo?

[themaniac]

What? It is hard to argue with people as ignorant as you. Did you even look at the photo?

i'm not ignorant you are ignorant to see that the gt 640 is a 600 series card 

[BossMann]

i'm not ignorant you are ignorant to see that the gt 640 is a 600 series card 

Read the requirements again. My card is NOT part of the GTX series of cards and GeForce Experience shows that my card does not meet requirements.  

[themaniac]

Read the requirements again. My card is NOT part of the GTX series of cards and GeForce Experience shows that my card does not meet requirements.  

you know what i have better stuff to do than argue with you

[BossMann]

you know what i have better stuff to do than argue with you

I'm happy to watch you go. Goes to show how much your post count is worth.

[TheFalseHuman]

i know what i'm talking about and alot of people know what there talking about too and i know that it is 600 series or higher required to use shadow play is because people who know way more than you have told that

 

i'm not ignorant you are ignorant to see that the gt 640 is a 600 series card 

 

Maybe you should have been more clear by specifying that it is Nvidia GTX 600 and up, at least for desktops, so none of this confusion/argument would have occurred?

[themaniac]

Maybe you should have been more clear by specifying that it is Nvidia GTX 600 and up, at least for desktops, so none of this confusion/argument would have occurred?

well i was only told that it is a 600 series and higher series i was never told it has to be a gtx one

[RelentlessAF]

Personally, I don't think shadowplay is that great if you want to record voice at the same time. For purely recording game play it's great, but as you aren't given seperate audio files when you record, you're stuck with the volume that your voice was/or others was during the recording as one audio file. Also, this may be just me, but it seems to pick up any other audio, such as music or skype, when recording. 

When making videos you should almost always record with secondary software (like Audacity).