Author Topic: another video (Read 440 times)

angelsandair · « **on:** February 04, 2008, 10:01:25 PM »

please give me some opinions for my video besides music (all i got on my computer is what i put on my videos......) so enjoy and see the other forum with my older video and tell if my new 1 is better

Aces High film clips

Fulmar · « **Reply #1 on:** February 05, 2008, 01:44:41 AM »

Your record Frames per second are still too low, so your video is 'jerky.' When you're recording with fraps, what are the 'red' numbers in the corner saying? It seems that you may be getting at most 15 frames per second when recording in fraps.

Do you know what your system specs are? As in processor, memory, video card etc?

And if you're gonna use Blink 182, I'd recommend Carousel off the Buddha album.

Denholm · « **Reply #2 on:** February 05, 2008, 09:56:59 AM »

A little bit better, you mixed up the camera angles. A question, are you recording your films from the FV (Film Viewer) or direct from the game? If you're recording from the Film viewer try turning off the icons in the massive furballs that way Fraps doesn't have to record all the data being displayed on the icons and the end result is an extra few frames per second.

Now, here's a few more suggestions:

1. When using external views, zoom in on your plane, almost right next to it. That way we as the viewers can see what you're doing and what you're looking at (your target). It also gives the viewer a chance to enjoy the skin you're using.

2. Once again, the music got in the way. I decided to turn it off once I realized there were no game sounds being played. Music will degrade a film when there's Profanity and/or sexual references in them. So that is why I recommend soundtracks. (Yes, I saw your message that this music is all you have.)

angelsandair · « **Reply #3 on:** February 05, 2008, 04:44:21 PM »

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Originally posted by Fulmar
Your record Frames per second are still too low, so your video is 'jerky.' When you're recording with fraps, what are the 'red' numbers in the corner saying? It seems that you may be getting at most 15 frames per second when recording in fraps.

Do you know what your system specs are? As in processor, memory, video card etc?

And if you're gonna use Blink 182, I'd recommend Carousel off the Buddha album.

Ehh its okay, id put Angels and Airwaves-The War if they werent soo much of a wuss band, o and what can i do to improve my frames per sec?

angelsandair · « **Reply #4 on:** February 05, 2008, 04:46:00 PM »

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Originally posted by Denholm
A little bit better, you mixed up the camera angles. A question, are you recording your films from the FV (Film Viewer) or direct from the game? If you're recording from the Film viewer try turning off the icons in the massive furballs that way Fraps doesn't have to record all the data being displayed on the icons and the end result is an extra few frames per second.

Now, here's a few more suggestions:

1. When using external views, zoom in on your plane, almost right next to it. That way we as the viewers can see what you're doing and what you're looking at (your target). It also gives the viewer a chance to enjoy the skin you're using.

2. Once again, the music got in the way. I decided to turn it off once I realized there were no game sounds being played. Music will degrade a film when there's Profanity and/or sexual references in them. So that is why I recommend soundtracks. (Yes, I saw your message that this music is all you have.)

It was wierd cause when i zoomed in on em alot, on the windows movie maker, it would just show up as blank, nothin, i couldnt do much till my last clip....kind of wierd.

Denholm · « **Reply #5 on:** February 06, 2008, 10:34:59 AM »

Not in Windows Movie Maker, when you're recording it in the Film Viewer using Fraps. You don't want to record these films in AH, you record them in AH by pressing Alt + R, then when you're finished recording press it again (Alt + R). Now open up the Film Viewer (C:\Prorgram Files\HTC\Aces High II\ahfilm.exe) and record your film here using fraps. Make sure you go to full screen mode though.

Now in the film viewer you use the same methods as in-game to zoom in and out. First press "Z", then the bracket keys ( [ and ] ) to zoom in and out. This way we get to see the details of your plane's skin and what you're shooting at.