Wallaceman105
New Member
Whenever I use Game Capture, my FPS drops like a teen's hopes and dreams in high school.
Is there a way I need to configure my settings to avoid this, or is it supposed to put an insanely high strain on the PC?
With Window capture, it doesn't record the window. Instead, whatever was on the screen at the time I configured the source will be displayed in the window's place. I've tried it with all three window match priority settings, and I don't know what the problem is.
Specifically, the window I'm recording is YGOPro. I'm worried that it can't record it because the game's FPS is displayed in the window's title bar. Since it's constantly changing, could that be messing with it?
I'd really like to be able to use these two capture methods over a plain display capture.
Thanks,
~Wallace
Is there a way I need to configure my settings to avoid this, or is it supposed to put an insanely high strain on the PC?
With Window capture, it doesn't record the window. Instead, whatever was on the screen at the time I configured the source will be displayed in the window's place. I've tried it with all three window match priority settings, and I don't know what the problem is.
Specifically, the window I'm recording is YGOPro. I'm worried that it can't record it because the game's FPS is displayed in the window's title bar. Since it's constantly changing, could that be messing with it?
I'd really like to be able to use these two capture methods over a plain display capture.
Thanks,
~Wallace
