Can you please give us some hints how was this video created? E. g. what was the hardware configuration (I don't see any aliasing, scintillation, moire or other common artefacts in the rendering), what software did you use for capturing the video, what software did you use for adding the "shaky hand-held camera" effect, etc.
I am asking just out of curiosity since I am primarily a Linux guy and I don't know the latest "Windows tricks" how to create a nice video capture of a game. Thanks!
Hi Martin, I used Fraps for capturing the video. Because the fictional date of recording in 1986, I reduced the screensize in game. For editing and rendering I used Pinnacle studio 14. Also my computer is maby better and healthier than average.
My game settings were:
1024*768 Anti Alising: 8 Anistropic filtering 16x NVidea GTX 275
He Siegfried. What a nice film. It look like it is a real railway! Where is the music from? I should like to hear more of it. greeting from Holland Ruud
Can you please give us some hints how was this video created? E. g. what was the hardware configuration (I don't see any aliasing, scintillation, moire or other common artefacts in the rendering), what software did you use for capturing the video, what software did you use for adding the "shaky hand-held camera" effect, etc.
ReplyDeleteI am asking just out of curiosity since I am primarily a Linux guy and I don't know the latest "Windows tricks" how to create a nice video capture of a game. Thanks!
Hi Martin,
ReplyDeleteI used Fraps for capturing the video.
Because the fictional date of recording in 1986, I reduced the screensize in game. For editing and rendering I used Pinnacle studio 14.
Also my computer is maby better and healthier than average.
My game settings were:
1024*768
Anti Alising: 8
Anistropic filtering 16x
NVidea GTX 275
Greetz SAD
Just amazing. Very nice!!
ReplyDeleteHello SAD,
ReplyDeletethanks a lot for the information. The video looks really great! Thumbs up.
He Siegfried.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice film. It look like it is a real railway!
Where is the music from? I should like to hear more of it.
greeting from Holland
Ruud
music is from Tchaikovsky, symphonie nr.1
ReplyDeleteGreetz SAD