Runes of Magic US / AU

Fraps but it costs money for longer videos. Here's some info on alternatives http://www.anewmorning.com/2009/01/06/5-…tives-to-fraps/

I've used CamStudio before (the first listed in the link scrillamanilla provided) and had success with it. Though I suggest sticking with a typical video codec for recording videos (xvid is a decent choice). The special codec that CamStudio has as a plugin has been problematic for me (at least in trying to convert it to some other, more standard codec).

Oh, expect slower performance while recording (unless you have a really good computer). Video recording can be rather intense on both the processor and the hard drive (not to mention memory).

You can also try Magic Hub, which has an overlay made for RoM. I have used it myself with varying degrees of success.

http://www.runesofmagic.com/en/articles,…_stay_game.html

The best part is that it is completely free.

i would suggest fraps in first hand

in second hand i would suggest Xsplit Broadcaster, it is excellent not only for streaming but also for recording, but the downside with this is not all editing program can open .flv files ( which this program saves them as )
but if you just wanna record>upload without editing anything i'd say try it out

/e

also if you have a somewhat decent computer the quality when recording with the right settings will be very very high

Quoted from "zetpro;515259"

i would suggest fraps in first hand

in second hand i would suggest Xsplit Broadcaster, it is excellent not only for streaming but also for recording, but the downside with this is not all editing program can open .flv files ( which this program saves them as )
but if you just wanna record>upload without editing anything i'd say try it out

/e

also if you have a somewhat decent computer the quality when recording with the right settings will be very very high

If I remember correctly, you can easily use HandBrake (software) to convert to supported video formats.

I am not entirely sure about .flv but ... there is always a open source alternative. >.>

-TunaShake

I personally use Snagit and Snagit editor to record and edit my videos. It is free and allows you to choose to include / exclude audio, allows you to manually adjust exactly what part of the screen you want to capture, and it is high-tech overall.

Xfire works enough for me