[azeniyxl]

I want to record pc game play with sound.
Thanks.

[AgentF]

Camtasia Studio (free trial), Hypercam 2 (free version)
Those are the only two I recall using, although it's been a long while.

[Abandon]

If you want high quality, FRAPS is the way to go. You have to buy it, but it's cheap.

[crazy4laptops]

Take a look at debut (look for the lite version at the bottom, it should be free)

http://www.nchsoftwa...ture/index.html

Let me know if it is only a trial and I can dig through the mirrors for the older freeware versions.

[hellokitty111]

No extra requirements, but that's OK.

It appears that I should give you a one-stop solution-a gadget I have used before-to your problem.
Here is the tool- Boilsoft Screen Recorder, and it can be downloaded here: http://www.boilsoft....rder/index.html

Have a try and enjoy the recording process.

This post has been edited by hellokitty111: 10 November 2010 - 06:33 PM

[azeniyxl]

hellokitty111, on 10 November 2010 - 06:30 PM, said:

No extra requirements, but that's OK.

It appears that I should give you a one-stop solution-a gadget I have used before-to your problem.
Here is the tool- Boilsoft Screen Recorder, and it can be downloaded here: http://www.boilsoft....rder/index.html

Have a try and enjoy the recording process.

Thanks, boilsoft screen recorder is a good one.

[techie4fun]

I've used Camstudio, for XP, and have enjoyed it, but if you want it to be efficient I would grab a camcorder, digital camera or web cam and set it down by your screen to record. Software screen recorders work great but require extra power. I remember using FRAPS to record my World of Warcraft Game play and it bogged my system down to a crawl. Just my advice and good luck.

[techie4fun]

Ya'll,

I just realized the OP made his thread in the D. Cameras and Camcorders forum, and we're all suggesting software screen recorders. In this case, I have no expertise in what camcorder works best and suggest using a standard digital camera.

[l330]

Fraps 3 is best, I've been making videos with fraps and editing and uploading them for 2 years.I used ZD soft's screen recorder but they are all good for making tutorial, to record desktop not game.So,if you are serious about recording gameplay then I suggest buying fraps.Yes,it will capture loseless video but size will be huge.So you might wanna buy a 1 TB or 2 TB HDD dedicated for this purpose like I do.That way your main HDD won't be affected by videos.Because I've noticed that HDD becomes very fragmented when you record videos regularly.So yeah, FRAPS is best for recording game and desktop because now Fraps's latest version allows recording desktop too.You ca download trial version from here,give it a try.

[amphi]

AgentF, on 09 November 2010 - 09:05 AM, said:

Camtasia Studio (free trial), Hypercam 2 (free version)
Those are the only two I recall using, although it's been a long while.

crazy4laptops, on 10 November 2010 - 02:17 PM, said:

Take a look at debut (look for the lite version at the bottom, it should be free)

http://www.nchsoftwa...ture/index.html

Let me know if it is only a trial and I can dig through the mirrors for the older freeware versions.

hellokitty111, on 10 November 2010 - 06:30 PM, said:

No extra requirements, but that's OK.

It appears that I should give you a one-stop solution-a gadget I have used before-to your problem.
Here is the tool- Boilsoft Screen Recorder, and it can be downloaded here: http://www.boilsoft....rder/index.html

Have a try and enjoy the recording process.

I will try to look at these screen recorder. I tried screencast-o-matic for online recording though. It was ok for the most part.

[rain18]

there's an application for a screen record that you don't need to buy a camera

[kane96]

Try to use Total Screen Recorder to record your computer games. i use it to record my gameplay sometimes.

This post has been edited by kane96: 01 September 2012 - 03:47 AM