[HOWTO]Resizing the recording area  

[HOWTO]Resizing the recording area

In the main screen of oCam, there is a button called Resize.

A popup menu will appear as shown below.

 


The yellow highlighted area in the pop-up menu indicates the resolution of the recording area, and clicking on the menu item will change the size of the recording area to the selected resolution.

 


The maximum resolution supported is 4k by default, and up to 8k for MPEG-4 codec only.

If you click the full screen menu item, the recording area is set to the entire screen. If you start recording in this state, the entire screen is recorded.

The Find Recording Window menu item displays the window indicated by the mouse pointer as a red rectangle box when clicked. If clicked, the area of ​​the window indicated by the mouse pointer is designated as the recording area.

Find Record Destination window is useful when you want to record or capture only a specific window.

Custom size menu item can be clicked and user can input the size of recording area by number as follows.



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[HOWTO]Setting the frame rate mode - VFR (Variable frame rate) or CFR (Constant frame rate)

oCam's frame rate mode is set to variable frame rate by default.

Variable frame rate is set to 60 FPS in OCAM's recording settings, even if the game's FPS is not 60 and the average is 30 FPS.

Alternatively, if the rack is stuck during game recording or recording at 60 FPS is difficult when recording screens (depending on the system specifications), recording is performed in variable frames according to the system performance.

If you want to edit an Ocam recorded video in video editing software such as Adobe Premiere, you must record at a fixed frame rate. (If you do not do this, the voice will not sync.)

You can change the frame rate mode in oCam's Menu-Options-Record-General tab.


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