The first thing I'm going to discuss in this topic is how to set the sound so that the Roxio Game Capture HD Pro can capture all voices except your own (lobby and party).
Start by turning the PS3 on of course:
Go to settings:
Down to Accessory Settings:
Then click Audio Device Settings:
Here you will change the Output Device to System Default Device:
The Second part of this is going to be how to record commentaries using a free program called Audacity, which you can download here:http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Start by opening Audacity. Make sure you have the microphone set to your device and that it is on MONO:
Next you will start to record your commentary while you watch your video.*Tip: If you're doing a live commentary, count down from 3 to 1 before you start. When you hit "1" press a button or move the d-pad so you can have a reference when lining up your audio.:
Once you've finished recording, go to File>Export:
Save the file as an uncompressed format and name it whatever you'd like. The following screen will be for CD purposes so you can leave everything else blank and just press OK:
In the final part I will show you how to add the commentary to the video in VideoWave.
Open the VideoWave software and start with a 16:9 production:
Click on more settings and make sure the frame rate is 29.97 fps (in this case):
After that you'll be taken to the editing menu. Change it to timeline view and import your gameplay video:
Next you will import your commentary by dragging it from where you saved it into the music timeline. You can also show the actual waveform by clicking on the Edit Volume Envelopes for Audio Objects tab. Sync the audio with the video (should be easier with the countdown cue):
Once you have everything edited and synced the way you like, click the export button at the top (looks like a film reel) or go to Output>Export:
Finally, choose the format that you'd like based on what you recorded the video at. 1280x720 for 720p or 1920x1080 for 1080p and make sure the fps is 29.97 or higher since YouTube will render the video to 29.97fps anyway:
I hope this helped some of you who are new to recording commentaries. If you have any questions make sure to search the forums FIRST and then ask questions because a lot, if not all, questions have been answered multiple times on the boards already. Happy gaming!
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The first thing I'm going to discuss in this topic is how to set the sound so that the Roxio Game Capture HD Pro can capture all voices except your own (lobby and party).
Start by turning the PS3 on of course:
Go to settings:
Down to Accessory Settings:
Then click Audio Device Settings:
Here you will change the Output Device to System Default Device:
The Second part of this is going to be how to record commentaries using a free program called Audacity, which you can download here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Start by opening Audacity. Make sure you have the microphone set to your device and that it is on MONO:
Next you will start to record your commentary while you watch your video. *Tip: If you're doing a live commentary, count down from 3 to 1 before you start. When you hit "1" press a button or move the d-pad so you can have a reference when lining up your audio.:
Once you've finished recording, go to File>Export:
Save the file as an uncompressed format and name it whatever you'd like. The following screen will be for CD purposes so you can leave everything else blank and just press OK:
In the final part I will show you how to add the commentary to the video in VideoWave.
Open the VideoWave software and start with a 16:9 production:
Click on more settings and make sure the frame rate is 29.97 fps (in this case):
After that you'll be taken to the editing menu. Change it to timeline view and import your gameplay video:
Next you will import your commentary by dragging it from where you saved it into the music timeline. You can also show the actual waveform by clicking on the Edit Volume Envelopes for Audio Objects tab. Sync the audio with the video (should be easier with the countdown cue):
Once you have everything edited and synced the way you like, click the export button at the top (looks like a film reel) or go to Output>Export:
Finally, choose the format that you'd like based on what you recorded the video at. 1280x720 for 720p or 1920x1080 for 1080p and make sure the fps is 29.97 or higher since YouTube will render the video to 29.97fps anyway:
I hope this helped some of you who are new to recording commentaries. If you have any questions make sure to search the forums FIRST and then ask questions because a lot, if not all, questions have been answered multiple times on the boards already. Happy gaming!
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