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WMC 10v12 how to record movies and games Recording videos and movies - Window mode NOTE: on
NVIDIA systems, use our recommendations as a guide for setting up the NVIDIA
Control Panel (open Options, NVIDIA Control Panel setup hints) NOTE: on
multiple monitor systems, WM Capture supports two monitors placed side by
side, aligned at the top as shown in Windows Display settings image.
Windows Display settings supports two
monitors placed side by side, 1.
Open
WM Capture - on a dual monitor system click Options, click Monitor select and scaling and choose
the monitor you like to use for recording 2.
Open
D3D settings - if the dialog Recording modes is visible click D3D; otherwise
click Video modes then click D3D setup 3.
Click
Mark - this checks that the recording coordinates correspond to the intended
area of your screen. Verify or modify the recording window coordinates,
select Fullscreen or click Get Video on WM Capture main screen to get the
coordinates of videos containing motion. 4.
Select
video encoder - QSV, QSV / CPU, NVENC (on NVIDIA systems), set up Quality,
Show small information panel. For systems without NVIDIA, QSV / GPU is the
recommended encoder. 5.
Click
Test - run a 5 second test (only needed once). 6.
Start
Recording - click Record or press the start/stop key (Alt+3, Ctrl+3, Shit+3
or F8 default) 7.
(Optional)
Audio device warning - ensure that the WM Capture audio recording device
matches the audio device used by the media player (web browser). 8.
Stop
Recording - push the start/stop key (Alt+3, Ctrl+3, Shit+3 or F8 default) Recording games - Game mode NOTE: The
suggestions provided below mainly pertain to games played in Fullscreen mode.
For Windowed mode games, refer to the points mentioned above. 1.
Before
setting up the game mode - in D3D Settings window make sure all the steps
outlined above are successfully done. It is important to pay attention to all
warning messages, particularly on NVIDIA systems. 2.
Click
Fullscreen - if game window size is not known and the game runs in Fullscreen
mode ; otherwise enter the game window size as 0,0, (width,height)
3.
Click
Game mode - this setting turns off all warning messages, the Preview window,
the Small information panel, and also removes the "always on top"
option for the WM Capture interface. 4.
Close
the D3D window, open Game - wait for the game to complete the setup 5.
Start
recording - press the start/stop record key; you should hear a beep
indicating recording has started. a)
if
a second beep follows within 20 seconds this indicates a recording failure,
often because the selected video encoder could not be correctly configured or
the game restricts recording b)
if
the recorded file size is zero, recording is automatically aborted after 20
seconds; WM Capture interface becomes visible if the game allows it 6.
Stop
recording - press the start/stop button again or allow the recording to stop
automatically if a timeout is set. 7.
Close
game - press Alt + Tab to exit the game unless there is an alternative method
provided by the game. To return to
the Window mode, click Game mode, click Options, Additional settings and
details to reset the other options. |