NR2003 convert replay to mov, mpeg, avi?

What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's?

"David" <[email hidden]> kirjoitti viestiss� news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's? > Movie Studio. http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/ GPL2AVI works too, but I would try Moviestudio first. -- MT

I've been asking for this for YEARS! Oddly, the Mac version of Nascar Racing years ago had the ability to save replays as quicktime movies. You'd think it would be the #1 way of advertising for Sierra... -Larry "David" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's? > >

Personally, I don't think either one of these works worth a damn. They are simply frame capture programs. They don't actually convert the Replay to AVI. JMHO -Larry "Mika Takala" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:bcQXa.5054$[email hidden]...

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> "David" <[email hidden]> kirjoitti viestiss� > news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's? > > > > Movie Studio. > > http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/ > > GPL2AVI works too, but I would try Moviestudio first. > > -- > MT > >

"Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rDQXa.8366$ug.3960@lakeread01... > Personally, I don't think either one of these works worth a damn. Theyare

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> simply frame capture programs. They don't actually convert the Replay to > AVI. > > JMHO > > -Larry >

Saw a few AVI replays done from LFS over at the LFS forum. They were pretty nice. Not sure what they used, though you might ask there. Alanb

Dave search this group from google, gets asked a lot, not long ago even... I dl'd the movie studio XP and it is a screen grabbing really worked good. but no sound. (to get sound you got to do 2 more steps after you catch clips... "David" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's? > >

Thanks all! "Mitch Wing (sting32)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3f2febe9$[email hidden]...

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> Dave search this group from google, gets asked a lot, not long ago even... > I dl'd the movie studio XP and it is a screen grabbing really worked good. > but no sound. (to get sound you got to do 2 more steps after you catch > clips... > > > "David" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the replay's? > > > > > >

"David" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]: > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the > replay's? This is the way i do it. Works for any video games... I have a second computer with a video capture card, and I run the TV Out port on my game machine's video card to the video in on the capture machine's capture card. Launch up some video capture software on the capture box, and when you play your game it should come up on the capture system if you enable TV out on your game system. You asked for "cheap/free" wich this isn't really, but its pretty cheap if you have most of the hardware already. You can probably find decent capture cards for $50 or so, and most new video cards come with Video Out built in. I never tried having a capture card connected to the video card output of the same machine its in, but it might work. Would be a nice solution if you don't have a spare machine. -- Josh Boudreau

That's actually the point Larry. There is no conversion program out there and screen capture is how it has been done forever and a day. Takes a long time, a stout computer, and a lot of patience. "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rDQXa.8366$ug.3960@lakeread01... > Personally, I don't think either one of these works worth a damn. Theyare

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> simply frame capture programs. They don't actually convert the Replay to > AVI. > > JMHO > > -Larry > > "Mika Takala" <[email hidden]>

wrote > in message news:bcQXa.5054$[email hidden]... > > "David" <[email hidden]> kirjoitti viestiss� > > news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]... > > > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert thereplay's?

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> > > > > > > Movie Studio. > > > > http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/ > > > > GPL2AVI works too, but I would try Moviestudio first. > > > > -- > > MT > > > > > >

Larry wrote: Moreover, both of 'em crash my PII whenever I try to convert a replay. Maybe they require more pc resources than my old 450 can give... Regards, Rudy (GPLRank -3.7) > Personally, I don't think either one of these works worth a damn. They are > simply frame capture programs. They don't actually convert the Replay to > AVI. >>GPL2AVI works too, but I would try Moviestudio first.

That's a good idea. I don't have a capture card, but I could use a spare VCR I have. Would get Audio too! Now, how to get the video back into the computer :( I wish I would have spent $100 more on my Mini-DV camcorder and got one with analog record capabilities... What we could use is software that captures the video output before it's shifted to analog and 'records' it to a avi file. Kind of like those programs that let you capture RealPlayer streams internally and save them as WAV files. -Larry "Josh Boudreau" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> "David" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:JiOXa.1294663$[email hidden]: > > > What's a good (cheap.. free??) prog. to capture or convert the > > replay's? > > This is the way i do it. Works for any video games... > > I have a second computer with a video capture card, and I run the TV Out > port on my game machine's video card to the video in on the capture > machine's capture card. > > Launch up some video capture software on the capture box, and when you > play your game it should come up on the capture system if you enable TV > out on your game system. > > You asked for "cheap/free" wich this isn't really, but its pretty cheap > if you have most of the hardware already. You can probably find decent > capture cards for $50 or so, and most new video cards come with Video > Out built in. > > I never tried having a capture card connected to the video card output > of the same machine its in, but it might work. Would be a nice solution > if you don't have a spare machine. > > -- > Josh Boudreau