rec.autos.simulators

> > Thanks,
> > Steve Houchen

> There was a new version of Movie Studio XP posted on its website.
> http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/

> The method is quite experimental, and didn't work for me with d3d. I can
> confirm that with this version, capturing from OpenGL does work.

> --
> Mika Takala

> > Thanks,
> > Steve Houchen

> There was a new version of Movie Studio XP posted on its website.
> http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/

> The method is quite experimental, and didn't work for me with d3d. I can
> confirm that with this version, capturing from OpenGL does work.

> --
> Mika Takala

>     Thanks for letting me know about the new version.  (1.04)  It works
> great for me in D3D.  I haven't tried OpenGL.

> Steve

> --

> Stephen Houchen

wrote



> > > Hello, everyone.  I'm trying to use Movie Studio XP to capture replays
> > from
> > > NR2003.  I'm using the "no CD" patch, and 640x480x16 mode.  When I
press
> > F1,
> > > a 0-byte AVI file is created, but nothing else happens.  If anyone has
> > some
> > > advice for me to help get this working, I would appreciate it.

> > > Thanks,
> > > Steve Houchen

> > There was a new version of Movie Studio XP posted on its website.
> > http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/

> > The method is quite experimental, and didn't work for me with d3d. I can
> > confirm that with this version, capturing from OpenGL does work.

> > --
> > Mika Takala

> > I managed to get it running as well, needed the no cd patch.

> LOL, why didn't you RTFM :) This was explained in the beginning of the
> in-program help..

> > However since it takes hundreds of mbs for even part of a lap it isn't
of
> > much use to me.  Too bad it couldn't capture at lower size.

> a free video compressor, called Virtualdub, is included. If you chose not
to
> install it, you can get it from www.virtualdub.org

> --
> Mika Takala