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[portbitch69]

just dont be shitty to others and there wont be any reason to petition. if some one does something shitty to you, then just know they have way more problems then the shit they just pulled

[Lisset]

Originally Posted by Beldan4 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ok, im a rules lawyer of sorts on red.

I stopped reading here.

[Jimjam]

The other advice would be don't flood the petition forums.

There is only a finite amount of staff, meaning only a finite amount of resources/man hours that can be dedicated to petitions.

If the petition forum is flooded with crap your issues won't get resolved.

I also suspect generating a lot of noise in the petition forum won't result in the guides/GMs looking favourably on your petitions in matters where discretion is required.

[Swish]

There's a petition mode enabled to report people misusing red ooc I think.

Yeah... that's going to keep them busy lol

[Swish]

what would you recommend Baler? Bandicam seems good but like fraps does mess with the FPS a lot.

[Baler]

Originally Posted by Swish [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

what would you recommend Baler? Bandicam seems good but like fraps does mess with the FPS a lot.

Just to name a few.. that I'd use over fraps any day of my life.

Free:
OBS
Shadowplay - Nvidia GPU geforce 600+
MSI Afterburner

Paid:
Bandicam
Dxtory
mirillis Action!
Xsplit

I could post a lot more about how to get quality and performance, but that's another topic.
A good video that compares some of those including fraps... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwBmHlsaBN4

[B4EQWASCOOL]

Originally Posted by Baler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Just to name a few.. that I'd use over fraps any day of my life.

Free:
OBS
Shadowplay - Nvidia GPU geforce 600+
MSI Afterburner

Paid:
Bandicam
Dxtory
mirillis Action!
Xsplit

I have been watching twitch.tv for years. I've heard streamers say OBS the most.

[tristantio]

If you use a good OS like GNU/Linux, you can just do it via ffmpeg installed from your package manager with something like:

ffmpeg -f x11grab -s 1024x700 -i :0.0+0,40 -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -crf 0 /tmp/my-movie.mkv

[Baler]

Yes! ffmpeg is by far one of my most favorite video and audio utilities. I only don't mention it because it can be confusing to new comers. It is extremely powerful however.

[Lojik]

Make a thread in rnf