Mirillis forum

Hey guys, I am having an issue with my recordings. After I have recorded, I try to preview the quality of the recording and the video begins to "stutter". None of the stuttering happened as I played the game, so I can only imagine that it just might be Action! here are the Action! settings:

Recording mode: Games and applications
File format: AVI
Video size: tested it at 1080,720, and 480
Video framerate: 60
Duration: 2h
Record system sounds is checked
Allow multi-channel audio recording is checked
Microphone is at "Do not record"

Does anyone have this same problem? Can anyone help?
-HH

Does it stutter in Action! player or external player?

Hey Radi,
It stutters in both. Now I just bought a game I've been wanting to cover and it does not stutter, but it is desync'd (I think this might be my fault). However the game I recorded before was stuttering. I have messed with the settings and have messed with laptop settings as well(to make the desktop less demanding ).

Yes, I am having a similar issue. During the recording, everything is working fine, game is running at 60 FPS, nothing appears to be wrong. Then in post I see that the video has so many frames that it shortened the video length significantly. In the most drastic case a 12 minute video became about 9 minutes and 30 seconds.

As far as I can tell problems like this can be solved by getting an external hard drive, but I can't afford one right now and this problem didn't occur until I downloaded the newest version (1.15.2.0)

Is it possible that could provide a video sample file of this issue? I will send it to our support team.

Hey Radi,
So I have been testing it lately and found that no matter the settings in Action! Or other "outside influences" examples being: listening to music or maybe just recording commentary, if a video reaches 30 min or higher it begins to "stutter". To be honest, the best way to describe the problem is to have someone watch a video while you pause it repeatedly. Anything passed 30 minutes, say one hour, and the problem gets worse. At 30 minutes is only a bit here and there, but if you go past that, such as for me, the game I am playing has a ton of dialogue. So by the time you hit actual gameplay, you have already hit an hour. I could always just end it at 20 minutes, however I would like to make longer videos.

I do have a question, once I have finished video and audio editing, I use a converter to give the entire video 1080p. Is it possible it can get choppy from using the converter with a Action! video?