How to simultaneously record walkthroughs and comments

Author: Marcus Baldwin
Date Of Creation: 19 June 2021
Update Date: 1 July 2024
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Content

Want to make a walkthrough video with your comments? Then read this article.

Steps

  1. 1 Download FRAPS Is the best program for recording the passage of the game. Then install the program.
  2. 2 Download Audacity is one of the best free audio recording software. Then install the program.
  3. 3 Connect your microphone to your computer. The microphone jack is usually colored pink.
  4. 4 Check your microphone in Audacity. Launch Audacity and click on the red circle button. Sound recording starts. Say something into the microphone and click on the button with a yellow square. Audio recording will stop. Play the recorded audio by clicking on the button with the green triangle. If the quality of the recorded sound is good, then go to the next step. If not, check the settings or connect another microphone.
  5. 5 Double click on the FRAPS icon and open the "Movies" tab.
    • Pay attention to the key that starts recording. This is usually F9.
  6. 6 Start Audacity.
  7. 7 Start the game. Pay attention to the yellow numbers in the corner of the game window. This means that FRAPS is working.
  8. 8 Bring the microphone to your mouth and start recording in Audacity.
  9. 9 Press the button to start recording in FRAPS (F9). The yellow numbers will change to red. This means that the program records the progress of the game. If the displayed numbers are significantly less than 25 or 30, then the video clip will be played with delays.
    • Play the game and comment on the passage at the same time. Press F9 again to stop recording. The displayed digits will turn yellow again.
  10. 10 Stop recording in Audacity. Click "File" - "Export".Enter a file name and save it in WAV format. Edit the metadata (if you like) and click OK.
  11. 11 Start a video encoder (such as Windows Movie Maker or Vegas Pro).
  12. 12 Create your video clip.

Tips

  • You can also use D3DGear, which is a good game recording program.
  • You can also use Dxtory, but this program creates very large files, so find and read information about Lagarith Video Encoder.

Warnings

  • Don't take long breaks in the comments - it's too boring.

What do you need

  • Computer
  • A game
  • FRAPS
  • Audacity
  • Microphone