The new version of the coolest screen and video capture tool for 3D applications (OpenGL and Direct3D) is available.
You can download FRAPS 3.2.4 here: FRAPS download.
FRAPS 3.2.4 changelog:
– Added support for D3D10 and D3D11 stereoscopic 3D Vision capture
– Fixed counter appearing on Windows Live 2011 apps
– Fixed inverted colors in video captured from some DX10 games
– Fixed DWM capture jumping between multiple monitors on Windows 7
– Fixed flickering counter in some OpenGL applications
– Fixed mouse offset in 3D browser apps
– Fixed FRAPS.EXE not appearing signed on some Windows 7 installations
– Fixed systray icon not turning pink in loop recording mode.
– Fixed startup crash on 24-core CPU systems
– Added support for Win7 SP1 RC
– Other minor bug/stability fixes
I wonder if they could ever include some CUDA or Stream support for better/faster recording, with maybe some real time compression, so that even slower HDDs can cope with 1080P/60fps recording or higher.
Still, that stupid Windows Live bug is a welcome fix, lol.
Fraps sucks!
If you want used to Fraps, go to buy a Hard drive to record your movies because Fraps need two HD for reading data speedly!
@Chrisad
You don’t say clearly what you want to say, but I got the fraps sucks part.
Well, it doesn’t. You can get very decent recordings at 1080P/60fps as it is, by just recording on a cheap Deskstar 2TB drive.
All you need to do, is create a first partition of 100-200GB, so to always have the first part of the disk available, which is the fastest and you are good to go.
For example you could watch my todays Nail’d video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Msm4su623Ps
As you can see the whole system kept a very acceptable framerate while recording. It couldn’t do that if fraps sucked.
Good, Fraps no longer records Firefox 4 with inverted colours.
Hahaha, you think Fraps sucks? Try finding a better app for this, Fraps is the best there is