Question: What game video recording software you prefer?

[Futurama]

Question is simple: what is "the best" game video recording software for you and why?

Looking for one myself but having problems with getting sould to work, could it be Vista`s fault?

[sahel]

You might wanna try out Taksi, an opensource alternative for fraps. I'd recommend either of those.

[Mikass]

Xfire. Nice `n solid with decent optimization. It`s free to use also without recording limit like fraps` trial version.

[Futurama]

Originally Posted by Mikass

Xfire. Nice `n solid with decent optimization. It`s free to use also without recording limit like fraps` trial version.

yes, i know xfire had its own video capture built in, but didn`t it had an awful size (videos after being made i mean)?

[Zar]

Originally Posted by sahel

You might wanna try out Taksi, an opensource alternative for fraps. I'd recommend either of those.

I would be interested in Taksi, do you know if it works with Vista? The indication on the site is that it may have been release a before Vista was.

[Jemima]

for me its fraps, i find it very easy to use

[Mikass]

Originally Posted by Futurama

yes, i know xfire had its own video capture built in, but didn`t it had an awful size (videos after being made i mean)?

It has come a long way. There`s even upload feature for recorded videos. Size should be therefore pretty small atm.

[Futurama]

Originally Posted by Mikass

It has come a long way. There`s even upload feature for recorded videos. Size should be therefore pretty small atm.
http://www.xfire.com/video/7b6f4/

Well 20 secs weight 200 mb or more...

[XingTianNu]

Screen Virtuoso Pro

Try it, use it and finaly adopt it.

[agalvayne]

I use fraps and it suits my needs, but I don't record much. It'd be nice to have some insight from the pro's like JamHot on what he uses.
I might have tried the X fire one but

Originally Posted by Futurama

Well 20 secs weight 200 mb or more...

this just seems a little too hefty.

Nice clip btw Mikass