Conversation started Nov 6, 2010 at 22:20.
Nov 6, 2010 22:20
@GraceNote Basically, you are going from FRAPS Format --> FRAPS Decoder --> Raw Format --> Other Encoder --> Other Format
Going from the near lossless FRAPS Format to the lossless Raw Format doesn't involve any settings.
The only part where settings are involved is from going from the Raw Format to the Other Format.
I do think FRAPS' format is lossless, just compressed.
@TomWij That is a perfectly concise explanation. Thank you.
And that's the only part where you would be losing information.
So, if I fill in a video from a camera recorded instead, you see that the video would still display the same in the Original Format and the Raw Format.
Here, it would display the same in the FRAPS Format and the Raw Format, no loss of quality.
So, I fail to see how FRAPS encoding is relevant.
The only thing that would be relevant is the need of having the codec to decode it.
Which is installed with Fraps
If I used a hardware device that takes my HDMI output (on which you see a game) and save it into an AVI file, but I rather would like to have it in 3GP. It wouldn't make the question any different...
 
Conversation ended Nov 6, 2010 at 22:26.