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nickdaryldee

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Hi i just got dxtory to record my league gameplay but when i went in game and i started recording my fps went from over 60 to 24-30 can you tell me some settings for dxtory for better fps while recording league of legends i think my computer is also good enough to record here are the specs.

Specs
Video Card: Nvidia Gtx 650 ti oc
CPU: AMD FX 6200 Six Core Processor
Ram: 16 gb
MotherBoard: CrossHair V Formula by Asus

I am also on 32 bit
 
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Darren Kitchin

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You could record your live commentary as you play and then sync it with the video, which may be more beneficial for you because you can cut/chop and modify the resulting multimedia timeline as you see fit.
 
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nickdaryldee

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actually i have 16 gb ram in use cause of some ram patch you see how you go to your system info and it will say 16 gb ram 4 usable i did some kind of ram patch and now my 16 gb ram is in use
 
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what program should i use to record my audio and what video editor do you recommend i use 2 sync it
 
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Hi,
SHADOWPLAY is coming to NVidia GTX600 and 700 series cards in the near future.
http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/geforce-experience-official-release

It uses the NVENC hardware decoder on the graphics chip for minimal performance impact (5% or less likely) so your frame rate should stay at 60FPS.

It was supposed to be out this summer though they claimed they delayed to use the more compatible MP4 container instead of M2TS. A good idea. The only details I know are:
- H.264 video codec
- MP4 container
- 1080p @30FPS (unknown if 60FPS is available at 1080p or 720p)
- can stream or record to drive

BTW, since you said you were "over 60FPS" you likely don't have VSYNC ON. I recommend doing that.

I don't know if using a RAM CACHE would aid you at all now or with the Shadowplay solution to prevent any stuttering due to simultaneous drive access with the game and recording.

Currently:
Your bottleneck is the impact on your CPU for software rendering of the video. Any settings in the program will affect that. Resolution, quality etc. though I don't use this type of software.

You may even wish to use the ADAPTIVE HALF VSYNC option in the NVidia Control Panel to run at 30FPS (VSYNC at 30FPS but disable VSync if you drop below). Since you're dropping this low anyway it may give you a more consistent experience until Shadowplay comes out.

VSYNC however cause the game to feel more sluggish at 30FPS especially but the advantage is disabling SCREEN TEARING. It depends on what's more important to you.
 
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Darren Kitchin

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I'm sure he would be looking for something steady, simple nvidia control panel settings (plus your advice) will easily help him obtain 60fps vsync steady while recording I'm sure.
I've never heard of 32 bit OS running 64 bit capable memory, thats pretty cool - you may need to look into upgrading to 64 bit though.

You could run windows recorder, or if you have multiple people and uses you could look into audacity as that is free and easily setup.
To combine or sync, chop, edit the video and/or sound you could use something as simple as free microsoft movie maker 2.0 or as specific as an Adobe product which is in high regard but may not be required for your job.
Some softwares might even be a simple google search like "video and sound editing" like this link *official google search* https://www.google.com.au/search?q=record+sound&oq=record+sound&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i65l3j69i60l2.1951j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8#es_sm=93&espv=210&newwindow=1&q=video+and+sound+editing

at the end of the day it comes down to preference for your editing needs, if you would like a list of multimedia based editing let me know. Hopefully Photonboy can get ya a nice setup with 55-60~ fps if you would like a more steady delivery while recording, which is important as it can affect gameplay.
 
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