gallostill doesnt work for me lol idk what to do. it says "The given path's format is not supported."
Try copying this to your games.kv file and make sure to not open avi recorder from your start menu.
// !!!WARNING: DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!!
// !!!LEAVING THIS FILE IN A CORRUPTED STATE WILL PREVENT THE AVI RECORDER FROM RUNNING!!!
// !!!IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, RENAME THIS FILE AND AVI RECORDER WILL RECREATE THE DEFAULT SUPPORTED GAMES FILE!!!
//
// Phew. This file contains the supported source games and mods. Each entry consists of the following:
//
// "Team Fortress 2"
// // refers to the name of the game
// {
// "GameDir" "<library>\\steamapps\\common\\Team Fortress 2\\tf"
// // refers to the game directory which must contain the cfg folder and optionally a custom folder
//
// "Executable" "<library>\\steamapps\\common\\Team Fortress 2\\tf_win64.exe"
// // refers to the executable of the game that will be executed once recording starts
//
// "Arguments" "-steam -game tf"
// // refers to the command line arguments the game needs in order to run.
// // This key is optional and will default to no arguments.
//
// "AppId" "440"
// // refers to the steam Application ID, which is used to acquire the launch options of the game.
// // This key is optional for source games and should be left out for mods
// }
//
// The keys "GameDir" and "Executable" support two path variables:
//
// <steam> - refers to the steam installation directory (e.g. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam")
// <library> - refers to any steam library folder
//
// if "GameDir" contains a <library> variable, the first existing directory will be selected
// if "Executable" contains a <library> variable, the first existing file will be selected
// If both "GameDir" and "Executable" contain a <library> variable, they must both exist within the same library
"Games"
{
"Team Fortress 2"
{
"GameDir" "<library>\\steamapps\\common\\Team Fortress 2\\tf"
"Executable" "<library>\\steamapps\\common\\Team Fortress 2\\tf_win64.exe"
"Arguments" "-steam -game tf"
"AppId" "440"
}
}