View Full Version : Screen recorder hd?
Dark Ariser
01-08-2011, 11:32 AM
Ok so I know and have tried screen recorder and, frankly, I think it's Terrible with a 2 fps or so framerate. It would be great to have one with, say 8+ fps. If anyone knows of such an app please respond! :D
Ok so I know and have tried screen recorder and, frankly, I think it's Terrible with a 2 fps or so framerate. It would be great to have one with, say 8+ fps. If anyone knows of such an app please respond! :D
Display Recorder is just what you want.
Display Recorder is just what you want.
I have that app, but the frame rate is bad with pretty much all 3D games. Even after rebooting, freeing memory to around 350MB and recording in the lowest resolution.
I have that app, but the frame rate is bad with pretty much all 3D games. Even after rebooting, freeing memory to around 350MB and recording in the lowest resolution.
It's a lot better than ScreenRecorder though, and iphoneprogrammer seems to have no problems with it.
It's a lot better than ScreenRecorder though, and iphoneprogrammer seems to have no problems with it.
Yeah, at least DisplayRecorder actually works (albeit at a low FPS).
I tried the ScreenRecorder demo and it didn't work at all.
Dark Ariser
01-08-2011, 01:31 PM
thx for the replies i'll try display recorder asap. nothing can be as bad as screen recorder.
iphoneprogrammer
01-08-2011, 01:40 PM
It's a lot better than ScreenRecorder though, and iphoneprogrammer seems to have no problems with it.
I have had a few issues with it. It's a memory and resource hog, doesn't record sounds and doesn't record to mp4/mov. What would be awesome is if the dev tackled all those above issues AND had the mp4/mov save to the same directory as the camera.app's movies. SO that you can edit them in iMovie.
I have had a few issues with it. It's a memory and resource hog, doesn't record sounds and doesn't record to mp4/mov. What would be awesome is if the dev tackled all those above issues AND had the mp4/mov save to the same directory as the camera.app's movies. SO that you can edit them in iMovie.
You could use VLC to convert the video, then use iFile to transfer the video to where iMovie could access it, right? And you're fixing the no sounds problem as well, I assume. How's that going? because converting the filetype and saved movie location wouldn't be that hard.
airzao
01-08-2011, 09:16 PM
I've seen lots of posts on this topic in this forum and elsewhere about either having to Jailbreak your phone to get a decent recorder or suffer poor recording. I'm surprised this apparent gap has been open for so long. Someone enterprising will surely close it soon and provide an official decent screen recorder and put it on the App Store. I'd definitely buy it for anything up to $4.99
I've seen lots of posts on this topic in this forum and elsewhere about either having to Jailbreak your phone to get a decent recorder or suffer poor recording. I'm surprised this apparent gap has been open for so long. Someone enterprising will surely close it soon and provide an official decent screen recorder and put it on the App Store. I'd definitely buy it for anything up to $4.99
Um, not only would an app lack sufficient privileges to do so, Apple would never accept it.
TooTinyMan
01-09-2011, 03:22 PM
Um, not only would an app lack sufficient privileges to do so, Apple would never accept it.
Maybe Apple will include it in an update sometime. I know, fat chance but we can always hope.
Dark Ariser, why do you need one? I'm just curious.
iphoneprogrammer
01-11-2011, 12:12 PM
You could use VLC to convert the video, then use iFile to transfer the video to where iMovie could access it, right? And you're fixing the no sounds problem as well, I assume. How's that going? because converting the filetype and saved movie location wouldn't be that hard.
It's a WIP....something I work occasionally on, I have yet to figure out the working way as all the methods I have tried have failed..
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