Fullscreen

[Physicalfire]

Hello, just thought I would join the forum since Roxio support didn't answer my question.

 

I was just wondering whether you can tell me when I am capturing from my device which is a Sony Playstation 3 how can I have it full screen whilst it's streaming/recording? I was thinking this great piece of software would have it on, when I purchased this computer I was looking forward to being able to full screen the live capture, but can't. I'm sure there is a way, hopefully, would you mind telling me how to do this?

 

I have found an alternative piece of software, and this software is FREE, I don't understand why I can't fullscreen whilst recording. I was wanting to record my game play DIRECT to my monitor, not using a TV.

 

Thank You

[ggrussell]

Sorry, there is no way to preview full screen while capturing that I know within Creator 2009. I think you are the first person to ever ask that question.

[Physicalfire]

Sorry, there is no way to preview full screen while capturing that I know within Creator 2009. I think you are the first person to ever ask that question.

 

Thanks for the answer ggrussel, that's a shame really, I love everything about the application. I will still use it for other purposes but it looks like my recording has to be done in a freeware application. I even purchased Nero but it doesn't record sound with my device .

Nero also makes my computer run so slow, I have 4GB of Corsair XMS2 RAM, Quad @ 3.8ghz, 4870x2 x 2, I thought this would be sufficient enough , guess not .

 

Many thanks.

[Jim_Hardin]

I do not think you will ever find any capture software that can keep up with the input and paint a full screen… If you could you would find the resolution down to about 320 X 160.

 

Perhaps when CPU's are up to 12 to 16Ghz.

 

[Physicalfire]

I do not think you will ever find any capture software that can keep up with the input and paint a full screen… If you could you would find the resolution down to about 320 X 160.

 

Perhaps when CPU's are up to 12 to 16Ghz.

 

I got a piece of software mate, works fine recording and fullscreen, there is no delay at all. The image is also up-scaled to the native resolution of 1080p.

 

[Physicalfire]

Cant you record full screen with Fraps also?

 

PS I hope you're not running air cooling on that system. And if you are getting lag/choppy framerates, its possible you are overheating or having errors with such a high overclock. Make sure you have a decent power supply for all of that also.

 

I doubt that system would lag, sounds like someone is living in fantasy land.

 

Specs:

Q6600 @ 3.8 using Noctua U12P idle @ 22c load @ 40c

XMS2 4GB 4-4-4-12

Saphire 4870x2 Crossfire x2

Asus P5QPRO

500GB random Samsung HDD

Thermaltake Kandalf case

I have watercooling, just need a new res because I need two loops .

OCZ 750w

 

P.S I'm a hardware expert and programmer.

 

Also please don't call me a liar, I am running Vista 64 and Win7 using DirectX 10 which could be the problem. DXDIAG was fine, drivers are latest etc..

[Jim_Hardin]

Care to share or was this just a bait and switch all along???

[Physicalfire]

Care to share or was this just a bait and switch all along???

 

I PM'd myguggi with the information.

 

The link:

http://www.winavi.com/en/download/download.htm

Bottom link FREE.

Google for a few tweaks, if you know any C++ or memory editing, you can up the performance amazingly!