Pause happens at 5:06. He's standing on the train tracks in no imediate danger. Final score at 5:35. I'm fine with the gameplay and had no idea that the game had a recording feature?

I do have one "problem" though, that I would like others to chime in on. How can it be verified that it is actually Nick playing? I don't know if this question was answered in the direct capture thread, but I would love for someone like Barthax to give his opinion.

Originally Posted by spectre

Pause happens at 5:06. He's standing on the train tracks in no imediate danger. Final score at 5:35. I'm fine with the gameplay and had no idea that the game had a recording feature?

Agree that the pause has no discernible effect on the game play: accepted.

Probably an external recorder, BTW.

Originally Posted by spectre

I do have one "problem" though, that I would like others to chime in on. How can it be verified that it is actually Nick playing? I don't know if this question was answered in the direct capture thread, but I would love for someone like Barthax to give his opinion.

Just like most camera footage too: you don't know. Even with multiple camera submissions, there's still room for a cable going "off camera" to someone that isn't in view...

Originally Posted by Barthax

Probably an external recorder, BTW.

Actually, some games (like crossy road) work with everyplay, which lets you record them from ingame, then share those plays to their site, youtube, etc. which I like, because I haven't been able to find an app yet that lets you record the screen for free.

Originally Posted by nick666101

Actually, some games (like crossy road) work with everyplay, which lets you record them from ingame, then share those plays to their site, youtube, etc. which I like, because I haven't been able to find an app yet that lets you record the screen for free.

Trouble with the iPhone: almost nothing is free! There are other iOS players but I don't know what they use - perhaps there's something in their footage which would highlight it. Note that it would be good to get the confirmation of the iOS so we can discern this from an Android submission for certain. However, 512 is too good to throw away on a technicality, IMO. ;)

Looks like Rodrigo Lopes uses Shou, Clay Karczewski uses iRec - both get side-loaded onto the iOS (not available via app store). Ben Sweeney uses AirServer on a PC to record. Others (Mike Sroka, Terence Wong) have indicated using a Mac with a Lightning cable between the iPhone & Mac to record using Quick Time.

Side-loaded? What do you mean with that?
The Mac option won't work for me, as I don't have a Mac.

On my iPad 2 I had a cable to transfer the image and sound to a tv via HDMI. I could run it into an Elgato Game Capture and capture the footage that way.

Anywas, Accepted

Originally Posted by nick666101

Side-loaded? What do you mean with that?
The Mac option won't work for me, as I don't have a Mac.

Side-loading is a way to get applications on the iPhone without going through the app store. I found this guide for Shou: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-rec...out-jailbreak/ (dislaimer: I haven't done this as I don't have an iPhone but the prinicipal is the same as side-loading on Android.)

A) I'm going to add a performance to this track. I think this game is great.
B) My iPhone 4S is old and factory (not jailbroken) and my PC is old and my wifi runs through a little USB device so it's slow and I can STILL get pretty good video recordings.

They're not perfect recordings and they clip out a little but AirServer doesn't appear to drop frames since it's recording a mirror feed and not a direct capture, really. When it drops frames on the mirror signal it kinda flashes green. Check out my most recent iOS video here https://www.twingalaxies.com/showthre...njamin-Sweeney