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MSI AfterBurner Overclock Application Discussion forum This forum is intended for MSI customers for questions on the AfterBurner Overclock Utility based off Rivatuner. In this section the users help each other out with answers as well as support staff from MSI.
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Newbie
Videocard: MSI 460 GTX Cyclone1Gb
Processor: I7 870
Mainboard:
Memory: 2x4 2gb@1600 Kingston
Soundcard: Built in realtek
PSU: 850W LC Power
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Dual screen and recording -
07-13-2012, 22:20
| posts: 11 | Location: localhost
Hello
When i capture a video it only register the first screen and not the two, i don't know if the program just cannot do it or if i'm doing something wrong. |
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Member Guru
Videocard: HD7970 Crossfire
Processor: I7-3930k
Mainboard: Asus P7X79 Pro
Memory: 16gb Kingston
Soundcard:
PSU: Enermax MaxRevo 1500W
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07-15-2012, 22:18
| posts: 103
When Ingame (Direct X) it recordes any solution! Working fine in 5760*1080!
But when you're recording Desktop in Extended modus (not Eyefinity/Surround) it only records the Main Screen. I assume thats on Purpose! |
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Newbie
Videocard: MSI 460 GTX Cyclone1Gb
Processor: I7 870
Mainboard:
Memory: 2x4 2gb@1600 Kingston
Soundcard: Built in realtek
PSU: 850W LC Power
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07-20-2012, 00:51
| posts: 11 | Location: localhost
Hello
It indeed works in game, but not in desktop, and that was what i was trying to do. My screens have different res (one is 1920x1080 the other is 1280x1024) and only "Screen 1" is recorded. If i understand correctly it just cannot record the other screens in that case. Thanks for the answer |
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