Testing fullscreen video capturing @ 60 FPS

[UEZ]

Can someone with a 2K+ monitor test whether screen recording works at 60 fps? The previous version used the GDI API to send frames to the codec, which is too slow at high screen resolutions. Windows build 18362+ required!

Link to: ScreenRecorder2_vfw

Please unzip the 7-Zip archive and run one of the executable files. Recording will begin on the main screen as soon as the CMD window appears and a yellow rectangle is displayed.

 

Please run “Configure_x264vfw.cmd” (default is the x64 DLL version), adjust the settings according to this screenshot, and then click “OK”:

Once the recording is complete, the “Actual Time” should be roughly equal to the “Target Time,” which is 15 seconds (900 frames).

 

Can you please post your screen size and the “actual time”?

My result:

1920x1200

Actual time  : 15.01514229999849 seconds

 

The closer the actual time is to the recorded time, the more accurate the recording was.

 

Thanks.

Edited 7 hours ago by UEZ

[AndyG]

Hi,

2560x1440 @60FPS

  Frame 870 encoded.
Actual time  : 15.01036810000005 seconds
Closing...
File finalized. Frames: 900
File size : 18 mb
Done! -> output_wgc.avi

👍

 

Edited 14 hours ago by AndyG

[UEZ]

@AndyG Were there any problems with the player? @Danyfirex reported problems with VLC Player playing AVI file.

Edited 13 hours ago by UEZ

[UEZ]

7 hours ago, Danyfirex said:

It does work but before play with VLC it says this:

 

Saludos

Should be fixed now - you may try it again. x64 should work - x86 may have some issues and may crash!

 

Btw, I renamed the GraphicsCaptureWrapper DLLs and record time is now 20 seconds. You don't need Ultrafast, Superfast should be ok, too.

 

Edited 6 hours ago by UEZ