Recording Video
Recording Video
So what is generally the best video type to go with for both quality and size. And is there an equivalent to an MP4 file you can record in?
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OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) https://obsproject.com/WiiDude83 wrote:So what is generally the best video type to go with for both quality and size. And is there an equivalent to an MP4 file you can record in?
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Not an outside software in the 3DS recording software itself. My OBS won't let me get high quality video out of it
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Greenalink
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Use Lagarith Lossless codec as a raw avi recording and then drag it to YUA.exe to encode the video to MP4. Make sure the quality is either HQ or IQ. MQ/LQ notably lowers the quality
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So I downloaded the lossless codec. What exactly is YUA.exe because I can't find itGreenalink wrote:Use Lagarith Lossless codec as a raw avi recording and then drag it to YUA.exe to encode the video to MP4. Make sure the quality is either HQ or IQ. MQ/LQ notably lowers the quality
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Greenalink
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https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/Yua
There is a download link on the very top of the page.
There is a download link on the very top of the page.
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Greenalink wrote:Use Lagarith Lossless codec as a raw avi recording and then drag it to YUA.exe to encode the video to MP4. Make sure the quality is either HQ or IQ. MQ/LQ notably lowers the quality
I'm always open to multiple ways of recording 3ds footage, thanks for the tip(s)/suggestions.Greenalink wrote:https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/Yua
There is a download link on the very top of the page.
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I've tried a bunch of video editing programs, and honestly, it really depends on how much time you want to invest in learning. Davinci Resolve is great and free, but it can be overwhelming if you're new to editing. I started with simpler software before moving on to more advanced ones.
If you're working with MPG files specifically, having a good converter is super useful. I’ve used this https://www.movavi.com/video-converter/mpg-converter.html a few times, and it makes it really easy to switch file formats without losing quality, definitely handy when dealing with different video sources.
If you're working with MPG files specifically, having a good converter is super useful. I’ve used this https://www.movavi.com/video-converter/mpg-converter.html a few times, and it makes it really easy to switch file formats without losing quality, definitely handy when dealing with different video sources.