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  1. 15th Sep 2003 13:48 #1
    hooklee
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    Hello,

    I dont know if people here know the farb-rausch website. hxxp://www.farb-rausch.com (replace "hxxp" with "http"). This website has incredible full screen animations with good quality music, 3D objects, textures, transactions, ... These animations came from very small EXE files (usually 64kb of size).
    I would like to make a VCD (or maybe a SVCD) with some of these animations to play on a party, but I donīt know how can I capture the full screen animations to a movie file (AVI or MPG). Can anyone help me?

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    You either need a screen recorder like Hero or Screenbox VCR or you need a Flash to avi converter. Or maybe flash to mpeg converter. Don't know where to find any of those, but at least you know what to look for.
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    Can studio will work great for you
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    CamStudio or Camtasia Studio
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  5. 16th Sep 2003 13:42 #5
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    I have not full experienced these screen capture programs but it seems on initially tests that the .AVI looses significantly the quality. The best way would be capturing directly from the "output", as if it could be possible to tell the EXE to send the animation to an .AVI. Anyone has another suggestion?

    Thanks!

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