Finding the balance that will work for you will take time. Using a bit of compression means that you will use some of your CPU power to do the compression, but save a lot of disk space. It's a question of balance, RGB or almost lossless capturing mean you need tons on space and pretty fast drives. This doesn't make it a bad or poor video, just because you lower the bitrate. You would probably have to compress the data on the fly, to a more lossy capture, a lower bitrate. I don't know about Eyefinity either, I don't use it.Īssuming that it can be done, you will probably have to capture a huge amount video data, and need a tip-top system to capture it at a good frame rate. PS I don't know much about compatibility with SweetFX of InjectFX, but i do use InjectFX with Battlefield 3, and DxTory with no problems. Ones to consider, try the demo first if available :. You can preview the video whilst it is still split up, before you compile it together. The software will then join all the parts together after recording, to give you one large file.

This shares the load, with less chance of one drive 'choking' and stuttering. My personal favourite is DxTory, as there is less stress on my system (framerate), and because you can spread the load by striping (think of RAID drive systems here), where the software can capture and save the video across multiple hard drives at the same time. There is one other one I have used the demo of, and that one's called Action! I own Fraps, Playclaw, DxTory, and Bandicam. There is also a free capturing facility in the gaming/chat XFire client :.

Afterburner is free and has already been mentioned above.

Best recording setup for playclaw 5