is there any way that you can save your replays and put them into windows movie maker becuase Fraps makes my computer lag alot.

Simple answer: nope.

I wondered the same thing before, but if you really think about it, there's too much stuff going on in the replay to be able to just convert it to a video file; switching views, viewing different drivers, etc.

yea you just need to film it yourself using shift+u or replay cams etc. fraps isnt the only thing out there so just look and ask around for other programs

Quote from Travis Rowe01 :

is there any way that you can save your replays and put them into windows movie maker becuase Fraps makes my computer lag alot.

sure...use fraps....
you will have a laggy footage, but still - it's better then nothing

how do i turn off in race chat when recording??

open the CFG.txt file and find the line "MPR Message Block" and set it to "3"

In addition to the above post, make sure LFS is closed first!

thanks guys, another question how do i adjust camera scroll speed?
& another I just recorded my first clip & its as jerky as hell. I am recording on Fullscreen @ 1680x1050
should i try a lesser res?

I just tried 1280x1024 & its still jerky when i move the camera. Is this because I have'nt put it through v-dub yet?

Quote from anttt69 :

thanks guys, another question how do i adjust camera scroll speed?
& another I just recorded my first clip & its as jerky as hell. I am recording on Fullscreen @ 1680x1050
should i try a lesser res?

I just tried 1280x1024 & its still jerky when i move the camera. Is this because I have'nt put it through v-dub yet?

Have you slowed the replay down to a half or quarter speed before you record it? If not then you should do that first. To make the camera glide easier change the "view smoothing" option. Increase it to make it smoother, but less responsive. Keep testing, recording and then checking it out at full speed in your video editor to see what works to you.

Quote from anttt69 :

thanks guys, another question how do i adjust camera scroll speed?
& another I just recorded my first clip & its as jerky as hell. I am recording on Fullscreen @ 1680x1050
should i try a lesser res?

I just tried 1280x1024 & its still jerky when i move the camera. Is this because I have'nt put it through v-dub yet?

i dunnno ur pc specs.. but mine are pretty decent and at 1280x1024 quality is good but low fps.

so i record my stuff at 800x600, 4AA and 16AF.
i record at 30fps FULL Screen.

quality is still good, like really good + the fps.

try that even tho i get 120+ fps at 1280x1024, i still record at 800x600 30fps.

Quote from noob4ever :

so i record my stuff at 800x600, 4AA and 16AF.
i record at 30fps FULL Screen.

i cant as I am using a widescreen display