Can I tell Unity to record a video?

A problem I wanted to avoid, but thanks. I use Copernicus myself. Never heard of fraps though.

Fraps is a screen recorder for Windows, Copernicus is for $$anonymous$$ac. That is probably why you have not heard of it. :)

This works perfectly. And actually i was wondering if it is possible to make unity open a program (like windows movie maker) and put those files in order and then export it ? I already found a script that opens up programs outside Unity:

import System.Diagnostics;

var path:String = "somewhere"; var foo:Process = new Process(); function Start() {
foo.StartInfo.FileName = "Photoshop"; foo.StartInfo.Arguments = path; foo.Start(); }

Unity + Vuforia plugin exporting to iOS here:

I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with speeding up the capture of real-time video by putting the CaptureScreenshot call in the LateUpdate method? I'm looking to record a very brief video event and can't drop any frames. I've looked at Texture Rendering the output and then compositing but basically we're after the easiest solution to dependable real-time capture, and I've been reading that the CaptureScreenshot is asynchronous and thereby can't be depended upon.

Also, anyone have experience (or a resource ref) for sending these screens to the iOS document root? We can handle them once they're there.

Cheers...

Camstudio has worked pretty well for me. It doesn't embed any kind of watermark, and it can save straight to .flv or .avi. If your speaker output can be set as a microphone, you can save sound also.

I$$anonymous$$PORTANT! When using third-party screen capture tools, it'll be best to do the capture on a built game and not in the editor. This will make a difference if you don't have a beast of a machine.

Looks awful on high-DPI screens and doesn't correctly handle any of my multiple-monitor configurations.

Tried it, never managed to get clean picture: too much distortion in the output file.

I will try OBS soon, I already downloaded it, and let you know how it goes. So far I have been using Icecream Screen Recorder and worked well. It is freeware, for free. All the videos on our channel have been recorded using that. As an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWk-3teZ2i4

If you need to change the video format, cut part of it or add different videos you may use Freemake Video Converter.

Very nice! I see as a feature in the asset store: * Write to AVI or $$anonymous$$P4 containers. Does this mean that it now outputs mp4 video as well? Has this been tested in mobile devices? I need users to be able to capture and convert video to mp4 all within the app without relying on external apps.
Thanks!

this extension is deprecated and removed from Asset Store already.