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greatbritishbg said:
Actually I am helping. I've given him an explanation into why recording uncompressed above 30fps is pointless. If you're going to record and upload to YouTube there is no need to go above 30fps.Using uncompressed files is not a wise move either, if you're editing a longer video it will take a while to pre-render.

My question at the beginning was a joke as there are better and easier alternatives. Using Dxtory or Fraps has nothing to do with it. His codecs are what are causing the issues. Just compress the files before hand. Or use something else like FFsplit and use Dxtory as the source. This allows you to record the files in a compressed FLV format for direct upload (If not editing) which will drop the size by a huge amount. Or you could record to MP4 using the preloaded default settings and still have a small file.

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Sources and useful links:
http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/youtube/CS4w2Y6nBGw
http://ffsplit.com/forum/index.php?threads/using-dxtory-with-the-new-ffsplit-test-build.2109/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRZtwBICidY
http://www.larryjordan.biz/compressing-video-for-youtube/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-bkz4dTL2o
http://www.videomaker.com/videonews/2012/10/the-difference-between-raw-video-and-uncompressed-video
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en



No. They are not ALWAYS Big. Would you believe I can record over 40 minutes of 720p HD footage and it be smaller than 500mb?

If you're going to give advice, give correct advice.
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Thanks, but you're not really helping me so please just go away..
 
greatbritishbg said:
I've just given you a full solution to avoiding using Handbrake and keeping top quality videos as well as cutting down work load.

But okay. Goodluck getting help with that attitude.
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Thanks for the advice, Good luck answering what OP's questions are instead of going completely off topic. :)
 
greatbritishbg said:
You're not going to get anywhere if you don't understand video compression and file formats.
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Yes I do. And even if I didn't, I would be getting somewhere. I record uncompressed to save FPS (Don't tell me "AH BRAH BU UTABE IS 29493858489FPS ANYWAY, IT NOT LIKE IT MATTER", it does matter), I render in Sony Vegas using MP4 at a bit rate of 10MB (Bitrate matters on Utabe brah), the file is generally 1GB-2.5GB, not a big deal to me on the FileSize, but since users around the forums have been saying you can use Handbrake to compress your files and keep decent quality while lowering the file size, I decided to try it.

So since it didn't work, I came on here that sensible members (unlike yourself) would answer my post with a sensible answer to the error I was getting.

My post was not based around file formats or what size the videos are when recorded, I have a 2TB hdd, not like I am going to run out of space easily, and even if I did, I have other harddrives, and it wasn't related to the FPS of the games I play.

Thanks for your replies but they were not helpful to me. ;)
 
Scobalula said:
Yes I do. And even if I didn't, I would be getting somewhere. I record uncompressed to save FPS (Don't tell me "AH BRAH BU UTABE IS 29493858489FPS ANYWAY, IT NOT LIKE IT MATTER", it does matter), I render in Sony Vegas using MP4 at a bit rate of 10MB (Bitrate matters on Utabe brah), the file is generally 1GB-2.5GB, not a big deal to me on the FileSize, but since users around the forums have been saying you can use Handbrake to compress your files and keep decent quality while lowering the file size, I decided to try it.

So since it didn't work, I came on here that sensible members (unlike yourself) would answer my post with a sensible answer to the error I was getting.

My post was not based around file formats or what size the videos are when recorded, I have a 2TB hdd, not like I am going to run out of space easily, and even if I did, I have other harddrives, and it wasn't related to the FPS of the games I play.

Thanks for your replies but they were not helpful to me. ;)
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Was about to post the solution to the OP but it's obvious you're a child who is incompetent at putting 1 and 1 together. Good luck getting far before running out of steam with all this excess work you're doing.

As for the sensible members, the only unsensible one here is yourself, Why are you quoting me with stupid phrases?

You need to go on Google and find the answer yourself, I did. Took me 5 minutes.

And for the record all of the stuff I posted would allow you to bypass having to use thirdparty software such as Handbrake and still have a very good quality video at 1080p with 30fps. It would also cut down upload times. But I'm sure going over the top is useful too.
 
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