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Ladmo · 08-14-2002, 12:48 AM

Or you could get a video card with an S-video output. Then just hook it up to a VCR or recorder of some kind (Hi-8 or DV). Thats what I did. It's much eaiser then using software that usally won't do 30 fps or 24 fps. The most I have seen software like that do is 15 fps not full screen. Because most of it is made for corprate presentations and not for watching game movies online.

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Ladmo is Offline Senior Member Posts: 580 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Rancho Cucamonga CA, USA	08-14-2002, 12:48 AM Or you could get a video card with an S-video output. Then just hook it up to a VCR or recorder of some kind (Hi-8 or DV). Thats what I did. It's much eaiser then using software that usally won't do 30 fps or 24 fps. The most I have seen software like that do is 15 fps not full screen. Because most of it is made for corprate presentations and not for watching game movies online.