Thanks, sorry updated it now in the latest version which I'll release soon (it'll have an auto updater so you don't need to redownload it everytime) if you need further assitance you can add me @ id/hl2mukkel

Update: fixed the bug & added experimental csgo support

Hi, please add me on steam so we can resolve the issue: http://steamcommunity.com/id/hl2mukkel

it has been fixed now, thanks for reporting again! :)

Sadly not & wow such a command really exists in csgo? Amazing!

I tried and none of the binds worked. :([/quote]
Okay, CSGO support is not yet official anyway, it will only record in 30 fps because valve has locked the host_framerate command for it, so unless the plugin is used it won't work and it doesn't copy the plugin yet

cool thanks, gonna speak to python about the hud, is there a list of official sony vegas plugins?

Hey, sorry haven't seen that there's a second page on the thread, silly me
Thank you very much! & Yes, by default it records in the same directory as the tool. I should add a welcome page or something

Hey there, something proberbly went wrong, please check your gamepath and see whether it contains "addons_play" or look up in your backup directory, prec will surely be in there

Working on VDM support atm: http://youtu.be/4WEubViEmDw

if anyone has suggestions you can leave them here anytime

yep! most definitely :b

Mp4 (h264 encoding) is a feature by valve added to startmovie, you need QuickTime in order to use it, maybe that's what you're missing.

same applies to you

What version of VirtualDub are you using?

Sadly you can't :b It's based on the source recorder so you got to split gaming & recording, conversely it can record at any framerate you like, for live commentaries I'd rather recommend you using a tool like fraps :)

Yes, just select Counter-Strike: Global Offensive from the game list and it should work otherwise
it'll be fixed in an update

Thank you! :)

Thank you very much! Yeah, well in the past I made some bad experiences with vdm's and since sometimes the audio is quite in custom maps and you have to reload it to normalize it, tf2 randomly crashes it's all lost. shit's buggy but I'll add it to the "to-do" list and think about it :)

After over two years in development, hopefully it will have been worth the wait. Just kidding, actually it's "just" been 3 weeks. After the countless number of recording tools I created in the past (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fvij0zu7u6rkc58/RO_j5Uq18t), which was formally known as the "PldX Recording Tool", I finally decided to create a new one and here it is!

GUI: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2431626/GUI.png
Controls: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2431626/Keyboard.png
Skybox selection: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2431626/skybox.png

[.NET Framework 4.5 required! (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653)]
Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcerecordingtool/

So what are the benefits of this in comparison to the previous version? Essentially, this release is heavily focused on customization. You can use ANY (movie)config, ANY skin and ANY skybox for ANY Source based game (no mods yet). It has a movieconfig which is a fusion of every movieconfig I've ever known (christf2, pldx, m0re, etc (complete list in the about page)). Please make sure to select tf2-movie.cfg while recording tf2 movies in order to activate it, otherwise tf2 will run with default settings.

You can click the labels to get to the according directories

Game - opens up steam/common
DirectX - opens up dxdiag
Config - opens up config folder
Custom - opens up custom folder
Skybox - opens up skybox folder

You can specify whatever resolution, framerate,any skybox you like and it calculates how much space it's gonna cost you per second (Data rate:)

You can move any skybox you find on fpsbanana and it'll dynamically create a preview for it ( https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2431626/skyboxpreview.png ) and works for all source games.
( on tf2 the skybox has to have the entry $hdrbasetexture in the vmt file)

The Source Recording Tool also generates configs for recording, press F9 to record a TGA sequence, F10 to record a h264-encoded movie, F11 for a tga screenshot, F12 for steam screenshot. You can record up to 26 tga-sequences at a time, the recording tool always makes sure though that you never overwrite any of them (even if you have a1, c3, h8, it wouldn't overwrite them) You can also have the demo paused or the menu opened, once you press F9 it'll take care of that automatically and close th e console and resume the demo.

It also includes a VirtualDub compiler which automatically compiles your TGA-sequences into uncompressed or Lagarith Lossless Codec compressed footage.

Furthermore it also has backup functionality (3 modes: once, daily, everytime), profile support, auto-updating, and several options to choose from!

You can also directly open a demo file (Profile -> Open demo file...) or drag a demo on it, it'll detect the game and automatically start it with all the custom settings you specified.

Please note that this is just a beta, bugs may occur so please bear with me! If you need help or you'd like to post a bug or a suggestion then please visit: https://sourceforge.net/p/sourcerecordingtool/discussion/

If the update function happens to get broken or so, get back to this thread or visit my youtube channel: www.youtube.com/hl2mukkel

Cheers,
Aron