Ah, I see. I will certainly try this when I get home to see if it solves the probelm. If not, I shall post here again.Okay by ticking that box, your computer is being limited to 25FPS and it will not go higher. Something I would say try when you next can, is put 30FPS in that box and untick the checkbox. This should then allow you to record at 30 (assuming you can play at that FPS) and play at the max FPS you can reach. This should hopefully remove the stuttering as you won't drop as many frames.
Ah, I see. I will certainly try this when I get home to see if it solves the probelm. If not, I shall post here again.
Thank you again!
Oh, I haven't tried it yet. I'll give it a go sometime. I got 'Matched 3rd Party Content' on those particular videos, so I think I might drop them for now and think of a plan of action.Was going through my watched threads and saw this one again. Did you manage to try this again and see if it was fixed or not? Just being curious, doesn't matter if you haven't
It's for the music included in the game that ques with combat. It's just the music artist claiming it. At the moment, I think they just monetized it, but I'm debating taking it down. I'm unsure how to proceed.
Ah, that's helpful to know, thanks. It said something along the lines of:Its really up to you, if it says something like:
"No action is required on your part. Your video is still available worldwide. In some cases ads may appear next to your video.
Then you can leave it up, people can still watch it and the creator is letting you use their music as they get the ad-revenue for it. However it also opens up the possibility for them to issue a copyright strike but thats VERY unlikely. If you want to keep it up you can but when I had one for EA I just deleted it. Completely up to you really