WM Capture – update 10002

D3D mode recommendations

1. Before beginning to record movies or videos, click Mark to confirm that recording window size and position are correct.

2. For game recordings, use Fullscreen mode or the game's specified screen resolution if it is known. Before recording, click the Game mode button. After completing a game recording, if you wish to record movies or videos, select Window mode, then navigate to Options, Additional Settings and Details, and restore the appropriate video and audio configurations.

3. On Intel only computers (no NVIDIA driver) try to always use the QSV-GPU encoder instead of QSV.

4. On dual Intel/NVIDIA computer it is important to read our suggestions for the NVIDIA Control panel setup hints before running a test or recording.

5. Using a high frame rate on a video size window above HD (1080) causes the Chrome browser to reduce video quality if the CPU usage goes beyond 50%. To prevent this, reduce the frame rate (such as 25), select only the video playback window (instead of the whole screen), or change your display resolution to a lower resolution using Windows Display settings.

6. Some Windows audio drivers output audio at reduced levels during recording. Test the audio before beginning your recording session and use the audioBoost setting to adjust volume.

7. When recording movies and videos use the Small information panel to show some of the recording details: recording duration and elapsed time, frame rate setup, recorded file size and computer CPU loading.

8. File name is automatically set up as: WMC_year.month.day.hour.minute. A different name can be used without using the video format extension. Similar name will not be overwritten.

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