CaptainZidgelhpqoeuthat is a good idea i never thought of thatCaptainZidgelhttps://gist.github.com/CaptainZidgel/47a17742ea2a648272478f47b95c4af3
here's a thing that takes your lawena output (a1_xxxx.tga .. z26_xxxx.tga) and makes an automatic job for virtualdub to render out all the different clips to .avi in a row.
if ur doing this i would advise u to use ffmpeg instead, which has the added benefit of being able to encode it at the same time
if anyone knows the good cmds to do this let me know because I'm pretty sure Lawena's 60 fps option really records at a variable 58.~ish and vdub accounts for that by setting the framerate based on audio file length but idk how to do that in ffmpeg.
i've never actually used lawena but from asking, when recording it seems it's the same as setting host_framerate and doing startmovie.
for reference, here's my script that i've used for years https://pastebin.com/5P9aw90D
-framerate is just the same value that i set host_framerate to in game before recording, as long as it's the same for both places it turns out fine