hey! I played with the Axl's tf2 regulars too! Joined the ETF2L Highlander league and lost to yz50's team in like week 5. Ironic how he eventually joined Axl tf2's UGC plat team.

Have you tried what I suggested above (renaming the file extention .vob to .mpg)? I don't have a DVD and I'd like to know if it works on Vegas.

Do you have a .ifo file accompanying the .VOB files? you should be able to import that.
How did you rip the video off the dvd? it should have .ifo files alongside the vob.

Otherwise...
Try changing the .vob extension to .mpg and reimport to sony vegas.

Detroit Metal City.
Inferno cop
REDLINE

golden boy
Hajime no Ippo s1, s2
escaflowne
code geass
Death Note
Ghost in the shell
Freedom

enjoy your prizes.

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care to explain how -gl works mate?

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1216-JMTZ-0860

And afaik, client has no control to enable d3d -> OpenGL translation.

BRZ, could you use an application like GPUZ to monitor for gpu activity while it's in the background?
That way you'll know for certain which GPU is being used.

G400 108g
my modded DA3.5 102g

measurements without cable

what are you using to enable lightboost?
Don't use nvidia 3D software, use toastyX's strobelight thingy.

Does the issue remain with lightboost disabled?

Lightboost can make stutter more apparent than without.

Q: Does LightBoost make stutters and tearing more visible at low framerates?

http://www.blurbusters.com/zero-motion-blur/lightboost-faq/

Close out all other applications and do whatever in the world you can do to reduce your frametimes.

recording with a cpu intensive encoder (ie. high compression x264) raises frametimes (Note: FRAME TIMES) by 5~10ms. I'm normally getting 8~9ms, so another 5~10ms more and it's stutter hell. I'm assumning because clock cycles spent doing D3D stuff is shared with encoding i/o.

You should OC your CPU. Play Dx8.1 because it has very slightly lower frametimes than DX9, evident with results in the tf2 benchmark thread.

Try recording with motion-jpeg, frametimes will hardly increase and game is perfectly smooth.

*frametimes were measured using msi-afterburner.

http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/blowing-away-bloatware-a-guide-to-reinstalling-windows-on-a-new-pc/

somewhat down the article.

You're welcome.

x264vfw is outdated and isn't maintained like its cli variant.

export lossless into virtualdub
Learn how to use the external encoder feature on version 1.10.3
x264 + NeroAAC > Mp4box

x264

--crf 18 --profile high --preset placebo --level 4.1 --tune animation --bframes 2 --me esa --deblock -3:-1 --cplxblur 0 --qblur 0 --subme 10 --trellis 2 --aq-mode 2 --psy-rd 0.1:0.0 --nr 500 --keyint 15 --demuxer raw --input-res %(width)x%(height) --fps %(fpsnum)/%(fpsden) -o "%(tempvideofile)" -

NeroAAC (use virtualdub's audio resampling to 44k to 48k)

-cbr 320000 -lc -ignorelength -if - -of "%(tempaudiofile)"

Mp4Box

-no-sys -inter 500 -add "%(tempvideofile)" -add "%(tempaudiofile)" "%(outputname)" -fps %(fps)

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en

or use handbrake.

Only the final recording should be in lossy x264.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMMwj2H8Vb4
-recorded Live

msi afterburner
-Set microphone record as the same button as mumble's push to talk. if you bound it to a mouse button, you need a seperate software. I use something called "push to talk solution for windows 7 and 8"
-choose encoder/frame rate/etc...
I have enough space and CPU/disk speed to use a lossless encoder (UT Video / Lagarith).
You can use x264vfw, but that's horribly out dated. Use OBS if you don't have disk space.
-Hide overlay on recording
-hotkey
-record

If you need to encode to h264 / x264, use obs but I'm not sure how it handles push to talk.

god damn it, saltybet has been stuck on the sayaka vs fake ass knuckles for like 20 minutes already...