Best Software to Record Gameplay in PC

Arunalan Arno

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I love playing games and recording them to upload in youtube. So far i have been using FRAPS but now i heard Open Broadcast Software is better in many ways than FRAPS. So i installed the latest version (0.16.2),my desktop capture is fine but it lags in game capture.I get a black screen only with audio.I even tried with different settings,no matter what i do still lags

I even tried with XSplit Gamecaster and faced the same problem.My pc spec is

CPU: Athlon x2 250
GPU: Radeon R9 270x 2gb
RAM: 8gb
OS: Windows 10-64 bit

Next i'm gonna try with Nvidia Shadowplay.Somebody please say which is the best software to live stream in youtube and record games.And is my pc spec enough or i can't stream with this spec.
 
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No problem. Just try it out. The system requirements on official site says it needs 4 core cpu and yours is 2 core. Maybe it would work, as the video capture feature uses the graphics card.
> http://support.raptr.com/support/solutions/articles/5000507671-what-are-the-system-requirements-for-video-capture-

MRPyro

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You could give Dxtory a try, although it isn't free. You can record multiple audio streams at once making it easier to edit videos and I seem to remember getting better fps than FRAPS. I used that before I got an Nvidia GPU and switched to Shadowplay.
 

Arunalan Arno

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WTF??? My mobo has an inbuilt nvidia gpu, can't i still use shadowplay?
 

Arunalan Arno

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I agree and thanks for your reply

 


Doesn't matter. If your plugging your monitor into an AMD GPU then you can't use shadowplay.

Plus, even with shadowplay you still need a CPU upgrade.
 

Arunalan Arno

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Thanks dude
 

Arunalan Arno

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So i can't stream online with this specs, anyway thanks for your reply dude
 

turbopixel

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No problem. Just try it out. The system requirements on official site says it needs 4 core cpu and yours is 2 core. Maybe it would work, as the video capture feature uses the graphics card.
> http://support.raptr.com/support/solutions/articles/5000507671-what-are-the-system-requirements-for-video-capture-
 
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