djgunit
hI WAS JUST WONDERING IS IT POSSIBLE TO RECORE UR VIDEO MIXES TO EITHER AVI OR MPEG
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 12:36 am
DjRudy78
Sure…VirtualDJ supports forms video to you...avi...mpg…MPEG…vmv…vob…and you can some add others to your pleasure…loading the eventual video encoder…
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 1:34 am
djgunit
can u actrually record ur voideo mixes to hdd it only gives option to save as mp3 or ogg
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 1:38 am
DjRudy78
I make excuses myself…I had not understood the question…I do not know s' is possible to record a video mixes…with Plug-in could be made…but of they are not sure…
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 2:38 am
djderricke
This isn't something you want to try with your computer. It would be very cpu and hard drive intensive. The best way to do it would be to pipe the output to a DVD recorder. If you did try this with Virtual DJ running the result would be a lot of dropped frames and a very noticable decrease in the performance of Virtual DJ.
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 3:53 am
phillydj
it can be done using FRAPs ..it has been discussed before
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 4:19 am
djderricke
Ooops. Saw that post, completely forgot about it. Here is the link for the lazy:
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/49166/General_Discussion/Recording_Video.html?highlight=fraps
P.S. DJGUNIT, typing in all CAPS is considered shouting, which is rude in a forum such as this. Please use proper or lower case please. Thanks!
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/49166/General_Discussion/Recording_Video.html?highlight=fraps
P.S. DJGUNIT, typing in all CAPS is considered shouting, which is rude in a forum such as this. Please use proper or lower case please. Thanks!
geposted Mon 03 Jul 06 @ 6:05 am