mchorse
commented
3 years ago @zxnny yeah, if you record with Minema for gameplay stuff, it will be hard to keep track of time. It sounds like your computer is pretty powerful and it records at the speed it can record. I have a couple of tips, but I'm not sure whether it will work in your case:
- Enable Show overlay option, after Minema 3.5.4 it doesn't appear in the video, so you can keep track of the time by looking at the Real Time section in the bottom left corner.
- If the game runs too fast, try increasing Capturing > Held frames to a higher number until you're comfortable to record with. If you're not using Minema 3.6, I'd recommend updating it, as it Held frames option had issues with synchronization which NyaNLI fixed in 3.6.
- If you don't do fancy GUI stuff during recording, or interacting with modded content, you can try out using Blockbuster's first person playback.
ghost
zxnny
Just wondering how this works. I'm recording at 60fps with all settings set to default except for the export AE camera turned on. I'm normally reaching around 160fps in-game. When I record, the game gets super fast. Like, 3 times faster or something. But the exported video plays at normal speed. When I turn off synchronization in the mod settings, the in-game speed is normal but then the video plays too slow instead. The higher my framerate is, the faster the game is. Is this normal behavior? What can I do to have the game play at normal speed AND have the video play at normal speed? It's really difficult to get a sense of time when the game isn't playing at the right speed. Thanks!