Hello everyone!
I'm not sure if I am posting this in the correct forum, but I was wondering what the best application (or settings!) to capture high quality Youtube video of gaming (WoW, Need for Speed, etc.) or of Mac tutorials. I have tried both ScreenFlow and iShowU HD, but on my 2009 MBP (2.66 Core Duo, 4 GB RAM) it freezes everything up.
Of course, I've tried closing all the other applications running, but it hasn't helped the framerate. On iShowU HD, I set my own settings with a framerate of 30 FPS and set the output= with the input size. I even tried turning on the CPU saving feature.
Basically, I'm looking for a little help with what settings to use to upload decent 720/1080p video to Youtube, sometimes with graphic-intensive content.
Thanks!
Edit: I got a Youtube video up in what is supposedly 1080p, but everything, especially text is blurry (and it is just video of my desktop and Finder
).
It looks like the text in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRbmpmIFS5s when you play it at 360p in full screen. But of course, it is my 1080p that looks like his 360p.... his 720p is great so that's what I'm looking for if I can get it!
I'm not sure if I am posting this in the correct forum, but I was wondering what the best application (or settings!) to capture high quality Youtube video of gaming (WoW, Need for Speed, etc.) or of Mac tutorials. I have tried both ScreenFlow and iShowU HD, but on my 2009 MBP (2.66 Core Duo, 4 GB RAM) it freezes everything up.
Of course, I've tried closing all the other applications running, but it hasn't helped the framerate. On iShowU HD, I set my own settings with a framerate of 30 FPS and set the output= with the input size. I even tried turning on the CPU saving feature.
Basically, I'm looking for a little help with what settings to use to upload decent 720/1080p video to Youtube, sometimes with graphic-intensive content.
Thanks!
Edit: I got a Youtube video up in what is supposedly 1080p, but everything, especially text is blurry (and it is just video of my desktop and Finder
It looks like the text in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRbmpmIFS5s when you play it at 360p in full screen. But of course, it is my 1080p that looks like his 360p.... his 720p is great so that's what I'm looking for if I can get it!