It's not a drastic difference, but it just looks awkward. It's not 30, and it's not 60, it just looks half choppy.

Action! version: 1.22.0.

vision wrote:I'm so happy that I'll finally be able to record my gameplays, one thing when I record the video is recorded at 50fps not 60fps

Yeah, I got the same issue, except I get 40FPS instead... The framerate of the output video seems to be off by quite a bit, atleast on AMD MP4.

I can record it just fine, but when I stop recording, Action! just stops working.

Specs:

CPU: Intel Core i5-3570

GPU: Sapphire Dual-X R9 280X

RAM: Corsair XMS3 8GB

OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit

Action! version: 1.22.0

Slightly off-topic here, but are you the real JackSpeticEye? And back to on-topic, contact the support team and they should supply you on a downgraded version of Action!. Ask for version 1.20.2 (the previous one), and 60 FPS videos should be just fine. Also, how do you get 1080p on regular MP4? I t...

I sent a ticket to the support team, and they replied within an hour with a link to 1.20.2, and now it works perfectly fine!

It would still be smoother with an in-app downgrade, though.

OS: Windows 7 Professional Video Card: Nvidia GTX 780Ti Current Driver version and date: Version 347.25 22/01/2015 Memory:16 GB Monitor Resolution: 1920x1080 Recording mode: Game/Application Video Type: MP4 I had been using Action for quite a while without issues but recently there have been seriou...

Downgrading to previous Action! version is available to users who have purchased Extended Services option. Where can I find more info about the Extended Services? It's available during purchase. Here is the pop-up image: https://mirillis.com/gfx/store/popups/action_extended_services.jpg Oh, right! ...

radi wrote:Downgrading to previous Action! version is available to users who have purchased Extended Services option.

Where can I find more info about the Extended Services?

A lot of the patches has been bad news for some users (AMD MP4 being laggy and sped up at 60FPS, for instance), so we can either not use Action! at all, or a specific feature. A degrade option with every known stable (no problems) version would be absolutely awesome, so that if a patch happens to me...

Make a "User.cfg" file in your game directory, and paste in: RenderDevice.PresentAsync 0 That should allow 3rd party screen recorders to get detected, including Action!. Edit: If you want to see your actual FPS while recording and without using another software, paste: PerfOverlay.DrawFPS 1 Edit 2: ...