How do you make your wow video's

[Bleedfreak 0]

Just a questions for the Vets making wow vids. What kinda programs and editing programs do you use? I am planning on making some outdoor pvp vids and just a general vinilla vid, but have no idea what to use.

 

Thanks in advance 

 

Until our Kings returns WE shall protect you

[gotmilk0112 10]

Shadowplay is great if you've got an nVidia graphics card.

[Limitless 6]

Shadowplay is great. Fraps used to be good back in 2006 Kappa. Now i don't know in 2016!

[Bleedfreak 0]

Thats perfect I just got the Asus republic of gamers desctop and the NVidia card is a beast so I will def play around with it.  Thanks for the info

 

Until our Kings returns WE shall protect you

Edited December 13, 2016 by Bleedfreak

[Tholren 7]

 I just take about 24-ish pictures per second and throw them all together in a very fast sequence.

[Legron 4]

Bandicam with Extra Fast Encoding 60 FPS

For editing, Adobe Premiere Pro

[Stephen 0]

I never heard of shadowplay before, installed it and tested quickly, recorded 1 min of killing low level фекал in brill, 60 fps, 230mb file size, perfect. 

 

Thanks for making me aware of this gotmilk0112

[Limitless 6]

Fun thing is: it is always on! So if you want to record something, just press your keybind, it will go back +/- 5 mins in time

[Legron 4]

 recorded 1 min of killing low level фекал in brill, 60 fps, 230mb file size, perfect. 

 

1080p? I've never used Shadowplay before, because 1) Never really wanted to record something in WoW, 2) No idea is Shadowplay supports GTS 450 VGA

[Lootolf 0]

If you're looking for a real good recoring tool; I use action. Its not free though. OBS is pretty good and allows streaming, if you want a free recording software.

 

For Editing i use Windows Movie Maker, even though its discontinued, soon gonna upgrade to Adobe Premiere.

[Limitless 6]

If you're looking for a real good recoring tool; I use action. Its not free though. OBS is pretty good and allows streaming, if you want a free recording software.

 

For Editing i use Windows Movie Maker, even though its discontinued, soon gonna upgrade to Adobe Premiere.

Ironicly you pay for a good recording device, but edit with a фекал software

[ironskillet2 2]

 I just take about 24-ish pictures per second and throw them all together in a very fast sequence.

man thinks he's Mr.Disney

[Stephen 0]

1080p? I've never used Shadowplay before, because 1) Never really wanted to record something in WoW, 2) No idea is Shadowplay supports GTS 450 VGA

 

Here is an ingame SS and a SS of the video file in mpc.

 

http://imgur.com/a/3b6ux

 

This is i5 6600k 3.5ghz, GTX 970 4gb and recording to a separate 1tb hardd rive while the game runs from a 250gb SSD.

Edited December 13, 2016 by Stephen

[Faith 5]

Just a questions for the Vets making wow vids. What kinda programs and editing programs do you use? I am planning on making some outdoor pvp vids and just a general vinilla vid, but have no idea what to use.

 

Thanks in advance 

 

Until our Kings returns WE shall protect you

I have a licensed version of Bandicam that works pretty well. 

[Simpn 1]

I believe Raptr is AMD's answer to nVidia's Shadowplay. I've used it, and it's ok, but I've heard it has a greater impact on the computer's performance than Shadowplay.

 

Personally I use OBS because it's a lot more flexible than Raptr.

 

I still have a video from retail vanilla which was recorded with Fraps and I suppose that'd work too if you don't really care.

[Pixelslyna 0]

Locally record using OBS or just use shadowplay if you have an Nvidia card

[Stephen 0]

Free version of Fraps. Killed some mobs for 30 seconds, 60fps, 2.49GB    file size, fkk.

 

Really? What res? Mine was 1920x1080, with sound too.

[Athena 3]

OBS Studio is the best option for both recording and streaming. It can also use Nvidia NVENC (which is what Shadowplay uses), but has a lot more options over Shadowplay.

[Papajimboh 12]

Shadowplay is great if you've got an nVidia graphics card.

 

 

This. All I use. So simple and crisp, and I LOVE the ability to cap the previous minute or so in case something happens when not recording. 

 

Also having a program that is simple to cut the videos down helps too. If you just want something cut and dry and basic, Easy Movie Maker is excellent. 

[Lifealert 19]

Here is a question I have:

 

You guys who use sony vegas: what encoder do you use for rendering your videos? I've used .wmv for years but it's pretty bad. 

Edited December 14, 2016 by Lifealert

[Staysafe 1]

i use OBS then render the videos 5 or 6 extra times to decrease the quality to make it feel like real life footage from 2005

[Stephen 0]

i use OBS then render the videos 5 or 6 extra times to decrease the quality to make it feel like real life footage from 2005

Record it on VHS.

[Papajimboh 12]

Here is a question I have:

 

You guys who use sony vegas: what encoder do you use for rendering your videos? I've used .wmv for years but it's pretty bad. 

 

AVC. There are a couple options for it I believe, Sony's and Main Concept. I don't think it'll matter a ton depending on which you do.

[Euronymous 2]

Good goys, let a background screen recorder run 24/7.

 

But yeah, shadowplay is your best option if you've got an nvidia card since its H.264 encoder is hardware accelerated and you don't end up having to manually encode 50gb of raw fraps data.

Wow machinima tool 2.4.3 on a local mangos installation if you wanna capture in game scenery footage for RP or whatnot.

Cyberlink for editing.

[Revanent 1]

yeah nvidia shadowplay all the way. I edit with Sony Vegas Pro 11. I recorded my last vid on Nost and recently uploaded it to Youtube from Warcraftmovies as WCM seems to be dying a death... 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9p1Kz5qYkA&t=816s

Edited December 14, 2016 by Revanent