#Best snes9x settings install#
Just install that, and Snes9x should let you pick it (though you may have to restart your computer first). Instead, the recommended codec right now is H.264 you can find a Windows codec for it here. Most of the default codecs installed on Windows computers are very old and don't provide great compression. Snes9x's built-in AVI recorder works fine.Īnyway, the is, as you assumed, the codec.
is there anything not too complex i can do to not have a 600MB file for each video?ĭownload a simple screen capture program like Bandicam or Camstudio.ĭon't bother doing that. Now, on most of the places i researched, i only found tutorials for like, official TAS videos recording and such that require a lot of programs and a lot of knowledge about this stuff, and i didn't even understand most of them.īut all i want is to have a video i can upload to my Youtube channel to showcase the levels i create for my hacks. I did a bit of research on it, and from what i found out, it seems to be normal to have a file this huge based on what i used, but there seems to be other ways to reduce the file size. I used the codec "Microsoft Video 1" with quality at 100 (i tried lowering it, but it doesn't have any significant change on the file size, while lowering A LOT the video quality), which, from what i tested, seems to be the best of the ones available ("Microsoft RLE" doesn't work, and the other 2, both named "Codec IYUV Intel", give me an even bigger file) It actually worked, but then i noticed my video file had over 600MB for a 4 minute video.
#Best snes9x settings movie#
I downloaded version 1.58, recorded a smv movie and then used it to record the video I found out that Snes9x has built-in avi recording, so i gave it a try. This is basically my first time trying to record a gameplay video and such, so i'm really new to it I don't know if this is the correct place to post this.
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