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    A few months back or so someone posted some software that allowed you to capture a game while playing. Anybody remember that that was?

    Thanks,

    Dave
    Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

  • #2
    Probably it was Fraps
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    • #3
      NO, that wasn't it, but does fraps capture in game footage?

      *goes off to check*
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      • #4
        damn, it does capture video! Thanks
        Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice.

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        • #5
          Fraps can do it. Munches HD space though.
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          • #6
            There's this program too, it actually records the D3D data and plays it back to the video card:

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            • #7
              I think the program you were originally looking for was Game Cam .
              I tried the free version and it works pretty well. My version is 1.0 and doesn't include sound or all the possible higher resolutions, but it looks like they have a v1.2 now where sound might be included.
              I used it to make a few .avi files of my UT2004 map so that I could show it off to folks at work on a big conference room screen.
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