OT: free 30/60fps screencapture?

relaxvideo wrote on 1/30/2016, 7:22 AM
I have a rotating 360 panorama in the browser.
But now I need it in video file. Tried Camstudio with different codecs, but the captured file ofter stutters. Not stable 60, or at least 30 fps. I don't need fullscreen just around a 500x500 window area.
What other caputre app can do this correctly? (cpu: i7-2600)

thanks

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wwaag wrote on 1/30/2016, 10:10 AM
Mirilli's Action. Not free, but I believe there is a 30 day trial.

wwaag

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john_dennis wrote on 1/30/2016, 11:06 AM
Try Open Broadcaster Software. It's free, so it won't cost you anything to find out how well it does.
relaxvideo wrote on 1/31/2016, 11:37 AM
thx, will try

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Tim Stannard wrote on 2/14/2016, 10:04 AM
@john_dennis OBS looks pretty good, but produces flv files. Anyone here recommend an flv -> something Vegas can work with converter?
NormanPCN wrote on 2/14/2016, 10:15 AM
I generate AVC x264 MP4 files from OBS.
john_dennis wrote on 2/14/2016, 11:04 AM
I didn't study the documentation deeply for days before trying the OBS software. Once I got a working configuration, I just started using it. I too was surprised when the .flv filetype was presented. (I probably shouldn't be surprised since one of the primary functions of the software is live streaming.) It may well be as simple as selecting x264 in the Encoding section and giving the captured file an .mp4 extension in the Broadcast Settings / File Path section.
Tim Stannard wrote on 2/14/2016, 11:16 AM
Well I'm blowed! It is simply a case of changing the .flv extension in Broadcast settings.

That is not what I'd expect at all - especially as changing the files extension from.flv to mp4 in the resulting file didn't do the trick. Clearly changing the file extension where you suggest does more than just change the file extension (I had already ensured it was encoding using x264)

Thanks John (and Norman)
astar wrote on 2/15/2016, 4:18 AM
Changing .FLV to .MP4 in settings is because the software is based on FFMPEG, and changing the extension causes ffmpeg to write a different format.

FFSPLIT or XSPLIT are good too, and they write .MP4 formats that are not variable frame rate which has been know to cause some issues in editing.