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Going to try making a video, can anyone suggest a decent free screen video ripper?
no watermarks if possible, i dont like fraps.

can output any file format, i use FFMPEG, and I can convert every common format known to god and man.

At least a capture rate of 60Hz or 60FPS.

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Yeah a video would be cool.

Have you tried Camstudio?

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Cool deal, thanks Your_self!!

Thank you! I'll definitely look over this some more when I have some extra time. :)

Sure thing!

will try to get a video soon for you guys, everything can be gone over in about 5 minutes.

CamStudio does not like my computer. got to try finding something else.

fail

for the next video should I go in the direction of making the heightmap, or the texture painting?

Ok, guess this was a failure. Sorry about that.

You don't have to delete your post just because you don't think that the post was popular enough.

Your post was difficult to read and understand because many of the sentences did not use proper English. I don't want to waste my time figuring out what you really mean by a sentence because you can't seem to use proper grammar.

In addition, nobody wants to download your video in order to watch it. Upload your video to youtube or some other video streaming service.

"Your post was difficult to read and understand because many of the sentences did not use proper English. I don't want to waste my time figuring out what you really mean by a sentence because you can't seem to use proper grammar." -quote

This is the reason it was removed.

Texturemaker is a really complex application. I find it really easy to use, but I have been using it since 2002. I forget it is not as easy for people who have never used it before.

The heightmap tools can be programmed by anyone really.They just have to be serious about their work pipeline being efficient, and safe. Then they will come to the same conclusions I did eventually, learn about batch scripting, and make their own automated system.

I just wanted to help out. People are always asking me how i do it. Guess that they are not serious.

FYI Youtube is a bad joke when it comes to tutorials, you can not explain how to make a 512x512 image in a video that is smaller than 450x320. Zooming in and out really is annoying in a tutorial. You need the full interface showing to help newbies out.

Vimeo is the better solution, but they do all kinds of crap to the videos too.

I have flowplayer on my website, i can stream any video I want to anyway.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Put it back up!

i heard playclaw was good

Wikipedia on YouTube:

"In November 2008, 720p HD support was added... In November 2009, 1080p HD support was added. In July 2010, YouTube announced that it had launched a range of videos in 4K format, which allows a resolution of up to 4096x3072 pixels."

You fail it!