The 75,000kbps looked too pixelated to me for those. Thanks again!ĮDIT 2: I bumped it up to 100,000kbps when I recorded some songs that also had keys. So I’m keeping that unchecked.)ĮDIT: 75,000kbps looked alright to me, I guess. (When I checked the Lossless codec option, the gameplay slowed down to a crawl, and then the dumped video wouldn’t play back in VLC anyway and the file was huge…though the frames didn’t look pixelated. I tried 50000kbps, and that’s definitely better, but still a little pixelated. What bitrate do you use? I’m dumping at internal resolution (which is higher than 1080p, for some reason), and it was set at 25000kbps bitrate, but I felt like the video was very pixelated. I’m using the Dolphin Wii emulator, and I’ve finally figured it all out and get it set up and everything. avi file, the video is the correct speed and so is the dumped audio. Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total) Author Posts at 3:19 pm 397804 Scott SandwichParticipant I’m trying to record video previews for RB3. Even if it dips to really slow when dumping frames, when I play back the. Then I use the rendered audio from Reaper and put the two things together in a simple video editor. My PC is not that powerful so I use the Dump Frames option. Are you using the Dump Frames option in Dolphin or using other software to capture the screen?
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