I have no idea why it's doing this but when I hit P everything slows down and record like it suppose to but when I go to the movie folder it created nothing. Why isn't lawena recording anything?
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I have no idea why it's doing this but when I hit P everything slows down and record like it suppose to but when I go to the movie folder it created nothing. Why isn't lawena recording anything?
The folder for TGAs should be on the same disk as your TF2 files. I made a TGA folder in my tf folder.
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those
The folder for TGAs should be on the same disk as your TF2 files. I made a TGA folder in my tf folder.
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those
TobThe folder for TGAs should be on the same disk as your TF2 files. I made a TGA folder in my tf folder.
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those
That worked. Thank you so much.
[quote=Tob]The folder for TGAs should be on the same disk as your TF2 files. I made a TGA folder in my tf folder.
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those[/quote]
That worked. Thank you so much.
I combine AVI recorder with Lawena to skip the VirtualDub step. Speeds things up a lot
Slowing the game down is a simple console command that's used when hitting the record bind. so it slowing down doesn't necessarily mean you're recording. If your audio has the thing where it does that horrible audio loop you're on the right track.
If you are recording you should have files like a_000001.tga somewhere so make sure to search for those[/quote]
That worked. Thank you so much.
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