Yeah, I don't know why it does that. Close the Xvid status window and it shouldn't happen anymore (you can turn it off in Xvid's "Other options...")Rayquaza3010 wrote:The new program crashed after recording something with XVid codec.
Can you upload the old program for me?
That works! Thank you!loopy wrote:Yeah, I don't know why it does that. Close the Xvid status window and it shouldn't happen anymore (you can turn it off in Xvid's "Other options...")Rayquaza3010 wrote:The new program crashed after recording something with XVid codec.
Can you upload the old program for me?
Older versions can be downloaded from the changelog link.
My new computer has no line-in jack...With the new program most of my recordings get recorded with 60 FPS, too.MKGirlism wrote:You're even running it near 60 FPS?
I've got no higher than 34!
It could be because I'm still running Windows 8 Developer Preview on an iMac.
Not sure, but it's possible.
Give this a try.someonewhodied wrote:Since I use skype on my mic input and line in for my 3ds, would it be possible for the next update to enable audio to be recorded from an input chosen within the program? It seems like quite a bit of work for me to have to disable mic everytime I record, and enable it every time I skype.
This isn't necessarily true. I can record both the Line In and microphone together using just the capture app. It's complicated. Depends on your OS, your sound card, drivers, and sounds settings. I need to write up a big-ass tutorial on this sometime because it messes with a lot of people, myself included.someonewhodied wrote:Edit: figured out the issue, You can't have line in and mic as recording devices at the same time in audio>control panel (Rightclick on speaker icon, recording devices)
Hmm, this sounds like USB audio capture is faaaaaaar from being implemented.loopy wrote:I need to write up a big-ass tutorial on this sometime because it messes with a lot of people, myself included.
