Unokeva used to talk about how recording in .125 creates this issue. I do think it needs to be resolved, but it's always been a little jumper than .250 for some weird reason.
Gegry1992, your example is a codec issue. It will do that even if the film is 60 FPS, the only thing that will change is how big the blur area around the objects is. You can change this in your project properties, or simply render them in the preview quality format.
My favorite. There are some good editors out there, but Unokeva is king.
I know this isn't allowed, but check out one real life video of his... He has some other things that are far more complex editing wise, but this pertains to racing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSAMkdqs9Y4&hd=1
If you had simply stated yours, you would have that outcome. Problem is you didn't. You have 7 post in this thread, which using this train of tought is 6 to many. In this case though, it's 7 too many...
That's exactly what your doing... Or is this the only thread you look in?
The video is rough around the edges... People have stated that, but for some reason you haven't been able to accept it. TBH, I'm not a big fan of flaming ether, and that's exactly why I'm getting on your ass... You're flaming people for stating their opinions. If you can't see that, just go re-read your posts.
Better yet, let me make this really simply for you. The reason people aren't stating their opinion and moving on is because you've came into a thread, and told everyone what that should and should not say. Why not just tare up the first amendment while you're at it? Until then, you should go to womens section of LFS forum...
And thanks, you answered my question. You would rather have people come in and post smileys and "good effort" comments to make you feel better, than have people point out flaws that you could improve on in your future works.
Let me say as I said earlier, there really isn't anything wrong with this video other than the FPS issues.
My dad had the same issue. Everything ran fine except for LFS. Believe it or not, it ended up being software related. He had some applications running, I'm not sure if they were infected or not, that slowed and crashed his LFS. I simply used Ctrl + Alt + Delete to view his processes, removed everything that was unnessicary, removed those programs in MSConfig, and his computer is nearly lock up free.
You took the rejection harder than the video maker himself. He's probably learning from this while you just wanna jump around from thread to thread and raise hell.
The point you seem to fail to understand is that nether of us have special affiliation with this thread. If however, you would make a post, state your opinion, and move on, none of this would be said. I understand Squidhead can be a bit harsh, but this isn't you video to defend... The video creator would probably appreciate it if you just moved on. Besides, although squid is harsh, if the creator listens to him his videos will improve.
You are the one that over reacted and turned this into a holy war. You came into a thread that you have no affiliation with, and basically proceeded to tell everyone and his brother that they are ****s for criticizing his works. Now would you rather have people come in and post smileys and "good effort" comments to make you feel better, or have people point out flaws that you could improve in your next works?
Quite frankly the idea of the video isn't that bad, it's just the technique used to create it. I noticed you said that slowing the game speed down and then increasing the frames doesn't work for you... All I know to tell you is you need to look back into that because I made videos for over a year with a computer build in the early 2000's. It's also obvious your recording at 1.000x per second, which is a huge no no.
Try this... Start fraps, and set it to record at 15 frames a second. Reduce the game speed to .5, or even .25 if nessicary. Record a shot and if your Frap's FPS stay at 15 then that's all you need to have flawless, lag free shots. Then right click the clip in Sony Vegas and increase the playback rate to ether 2 or 4, depending on the recording speed.