What settings do i have to use if i want to record my gameplay, ingame-sound, voicecom-sound (teamspeak or ventrilo), myself, while also having ingame sound while playing? I tried to record before (solo-play) and on the recording it had gameplay-sound, but i had no sound while playing Please give me the right audio-settings (note that i´m using a USB-headset)
This works for me: And last check box: Mix audio tracks - You can turn it on. If it's unchecked (like mine) you will have to use players that support two audio streams. I use BS Player. P.S. I have problems with my microphone recording on my USB headphones Logitech G35. If you will have problems, please report it here: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=305901
My second audio source is not recorded, or only few minutes/seconds. I've described it in other threads. Unwindwer (developer of Afterburner) says that "audio capture driver is not able to capture solid audio stream and grabs just some chunks of it causing the audio to click/distort/etc. Normlally it is a sign of too high CPU load, especially if semi-software USB audio capture is in use."
Its not the headsets problem. I use to have the same problems recording both audio's like game audio and my voice. If you are using the default video player thats mostly on the computer (Media player I think its called?) Then it's just the power of the player not using enough. To fix this If you have Windows Live Movie maker already on your computer, use that. If not, go download it. Put your video in and compress it to 1080p HD. Once that's finished, it will play properly, your voice and game audio will not cut out, your video will not lag. If thats not clear enough, Ill do a step by step, as I am currently doing this by phone.
Just wanted to say that this is the feature I have been waiting for all along. Now Afterburner is PERFECT! Thank you so much! To the original poster, I had to select "Mix multiple audio tracks" at the bottom of the Video Capture tab to get it to work. Try that.
