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High Quality Recording Software?

Discussion in 'Equipment' started by TheGamingCentral, May 28, 2017.

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  1. TheGamingCentral

    TheGamingCentral ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    Hey guys!
    I wanted to know which recording software to use other than Nvidia Share which gives more quality and less frame drops
     
    #1 TheGamingCentral, May 28, 2017
  2. ryancs

    ryancs ★ Level 8: Legend

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    If you have a good pc, Try OBS or Xsplit. Otherwise, I go for Camtasia or ZD soft. These are the best recording softwares I know about ;)
     
    #2 ryancs, May 28, 2017
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  3. hangandbang

    hangandbang ★ Level 6: Elite

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    Honestly I prefer OBS over XSPLIT the reason is you can separate the audio into different tracks with OBS. Like when I live stream I can split Spotify from game music from me talking. Hope this helps.
     
    #3 hangandbang, May 30, 2017
  4. LadyOuiji

    LadyOuiji ★ Level 8: Legend

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    I like OBS Studio and Action.
    Only thing with OBS is you have to have a strong CPU.
     
    #4 LadyOuiji, May 30, 2017
  5. PexyGamer

    PexyGamer ★ Level 8: Legend

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    Agreed with Ryan,
    I use xSplit for recording now, because it does record 60fps and pretty good quality.
    I used Camtasia for recording Minecraft, however no longer because the devs are still not developing 60fps until 2 major releases which usually happen every year or so. So, with that said, Definitely xSplit of OBS! ;)
     
    #5 PexyGamer, Jun 5, 2017
  6. niofalpha

    niofalpha ★ Level 6: Elite

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    OBS and enable Quick Sync/ GPU Acceleration
     
    #6 niofalpha, Jun 6, 2017
  7. Haeria

    Haeria Beep boop, boop beep.

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    I've been using XSplit broadcaster for my recordings and I have no complaints.
     
    #7 Haeria, Jun 12, 2017
  8. Hunlight

    Hunlight ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    Im using Nvidia share also a great quality recording software compared to bandicam its jsut godlike. only problem I cant split voice from othe sounds to adjust or improve it. Any suggestion of recording software like nvidia share (quality of it) but with possibility to splti voice from other sounds?
     
    #8 Hunlight, Jun 12, 2017
  9. TheGamingCentral

    TheGamingCentral ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    Yea that is one issue with Nvidia Share but why don't u use Audacity for ur voice recordings
     
    #9 TheGamingCentral, Jun 14, 2017
  10. Hunlight

    Hunlight ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    so u mean I launch both nvidia share and audacity to record? but it wont launch at the same time and I tehn will need to search for the correct moment for audio and cut videos.
     
    #10 Hunlight, Jun 14, 2017
  11. TheGamingCentral

    TheGamingCentral ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    U can start ur audio recording and then go to the gaming start ur recording and do some noise that would indicate that ur recording started now and then u do ur commentary
    Its not that hard
     
    #11 TheGamingCentral, Jun 16, 2017
  12. Hunlight

    Hunlight ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    yeah I know what u mean, I want to try using obs or smth, anyway worth learnign software for further streaming.
     
    #12 Hunlight, Jun 16, 2017
  13. TheGamingCentral

    TheGamingCentral ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    yea OBS is nice too!
     
    #13 TheGamingCentral, Jun 16, 2017
  14. DanyHD

    DanyHD ★ Level 3: Rookie

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    I love nvidia ge force experience share, quality is good and dont need strong hardware :) tested in i3 7100 and gtx 1050 ti sc and i can record very good in 60 fps:).
     
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  15. Bad_Boy

    Bad_Boy ★ Level 4: Gamer

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    The best app for me is OBS. Never have any problem on using it from the start.
     
    #15 Bad_Boy, Jul 4, 2017
  16. xSnake MM

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    OBS, OBS Studio, its the best software, at least in my case, xSplit its great too, but in my experience, xsplit drain a lot of resources of my pc, so honestly I preffer OBS.

    I hope my opinion help you.
     
    #16 xSnake MM, Jul 31, 2017
  17. MultiGameFreakz

    MultiGameFreakz ★ Level 5: Hero

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    obs is really good and just makes it so much easier
     
    #17 MultiGameFreakz, Aug 1, 2017
  18. CaretakerGamer

    CaretakerGamer ★ Level 6: Elite

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    OBS is good, but you can also do it with the Elgato HD60 Pro. It's a PCI card you put into your PC. You connect your PC via HDMI to the card and then you can set the output to a tv or monitor. A converter for a monitor may be needed.
     
    #18 CaretakerGamer, Aug 3, 2017
  19. Vapidlindanator

    Vapidlindanator ★ Level 3: Rookie

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    OBS os one of the better one's of the already listed ones here for the fact that you can choose what you're recording, what file format it's going to be for editing later, you can easily stream and manage plugins with it, you can set up any other audio or capture software with it and above all of that. It's free.
     
    #19 Vapidlindanator, Aug 12, 2017
  20. That One Guy

    That One Guy ★ Level 3: Rookie

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    Camtasia is awesome for desktop recording, but it falters with game recording, I wouldn't personally recommend it for primarily recording games, but is great for editing.
     
    #20 That One Guy, Sep 6, 2017
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