MSI afterburner question

Hi finaly got around to running this but the video capture is very jerky? in the settings I'm useing 1080 same res as my screen
& uncompressed I've tryed a few different setting but no good results, anyone getting a smooth video capture on this could they help?

I haven't used Afterburner for recording from GP4, but I do use it in other games so I can offer the following advice:

- Use MJPG compression as the video format - this shouldn't impact performance too badly and gives manageable video file sizes. Quality should be 75-90% depending on how good you want the footage to look.
- Use the same framerate for your video as that which GP4 is set to run at in its graphics settings. If you want to upload videos though, it may be best to record at 24/25 or 30 fps, which works best if GP4's framerate is double this value.

If the recorded video still looks bad, you should try lowering the recording resolution.

Hope that helps

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/09/2013 11:14PM by Robert.

That is really useful info, can you re-post it here please.

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hey thanks to all I will try some more of those ideas

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well maybe my processer isn't big enough or something still very jerky movement, matched frame rate lowered the res tried lots of things but still no good
could it be the hard drive? after all it is pulling the vid from there.

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