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by Cody Miller 
, Music of the Spheres - Never Forgot, Friday, April 07, 2017, 16:02 (2883 days ago) @ CyberKN
This is what I used for getting footage for my HZD video. 10 minutes of 1080p footage capping at the default 60fps setting ran me a little under 3 GB.
Someone mentioned blackmagic. If your laptop has thunderbolt or USB 3, there are options but none of them are particularly lean. I guess you could technically compress the input with H.264, but it would be in software rather than in hardware like some of the other options.
For reference, when I use a blackmagic card for capture, 1080p30 is about 3GB per minute. It's probably not what you want.
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- Any recommendations on screen capture? -
Schedonnardus,
2017-04-07, 12:21
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- That's raw video for ya. Try BlkMgcDsgn, elgato, or epiphan.
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INSANEdrive,
2017-04-07, 13:30
- Definitely try the Elgato -
Beorn,
2017-04-07, 13:56
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CyberKN,
2017-04-07, 14:15
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Cody Miller,
2017-04-07, 16:02
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Mix,
2017-04-09, 15:10
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Cody Miller,
2017-04-07, 16:02
- Definitely try the Elgato - Morpheus, 2017-04-07, 18:57
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CyberKN,
2017-04-07, 14:15
- Definitely try the Elgato -
Beorn,
2017-04-07, 13:56
- I use GeForce experience built in screen recording function - Funkmon, 2017-04-07, 15:00
- Yes. OBS. - BlackstarBSP, 2017-04-07, 15:48
- Thanks for all the tips/suggestions! -
Schedonnardus,
2017-04-07, 21:58
- That's raw video for ya. Try BlkMgcDsgn, elgato, or epiphan.