I need to record minecraft and the first video I took, got messed up. I've tried several other screen recorders, and they all mess up the recording in some way or another. I use shaders and I don't really know if that's an issue, but I just need a recorder that can record minecraft at 720-1080p.
I'm trying to play Vampire: The Masquerade on Steam, I have played it before but on a different computer. This one it will not run (Sims 3, skyrim, fable 3, smite, Dead space, and Minecraft all run fine) every time I try to open it, it says "Can't run less than 15GB available!" Thing is, I have 460 some GB on my hard drive free, If its referring to my RAM I only have 3.45GB available but my Ram only has a total space of 4GB but I don't know what game in this world requires 15GB of Ram o.O What do I do?
My herobrine sighting was i was in a biome with dark grass and dark tree leaves i saw i tree with no leaves it had i ladder with a redstone torch on top, i looked up and what i saw on a mountain biome was herobrine i tried to run away i ended up in water i was lagging like only 30 frames a second and i heard that minecrafts sounds were glitching, later on i got disconnected from the sever i opened up a new world i was in the desert then my game crashed and it said out of memory and i never played minecraft again.
I recently updated my graphics card to allow for higher FPS when playing visually demanding games. Everything runs well- Battlefield 4, Titanfall, Diablo III etc- though when I play Minecraft there's another story.
I get reasonable frames depending what I set the cap at but when i run or spin quickly the frames can drop from 120 or so to less than 40 in a flash, and then once I stop moving it shoots back up.
Specs- 8GB RAM (Type unknown)
CPU- 3.4 GHz i7
GPU- Asus Geforce GTX 760 2GB
Not sure what the problem is as I'm above the required specs for Minecraft (I think)
Any help appreciated!
Okay so my brother skypes his friend most days and they play minecraft. I'm friends with the sister of the guy my brother skypes. Any ideas I could play (get the sister in on the joke with me) over their skype calls? Lol.
I have a YouTube gaming channel called Udabog www.youtube.com/udabog
I have a channel trailer, a Recent Uploads section, a Minecraft Let's Play section, a Black Ops 2 section, a Skyrim Walkthrough section, a Dead Space Walkthrough section, a Minecraft Builing Creations section, and a Minecraft Tutorials section. (All of this sections are Playlists, except the Recent Uploads - that's YouTube's)
I think that they are too many sections in my channel page, so I'm gonna make just a Minecraft section with all of my Minecraft videos in it (except the Let's Play, that's gonna have its own section) But is it good? Should I organize it another way? Should I add many Playlists in ONE section?
I plan on making a commentary channel. (Like there are none of those. Right?). I was wondering what games I should play. I know to stay away from two specific games. Minecraft and COD. They are both overused. I plan on playing upcoming games. But can someone tell me some good games to play and some good upcoming games?
My internet has been going through the roof lately and I was wondering if it could be minecraft. It is mostly the download data that is being used, the upload is barley being touched. I played for about 2 hours, and I watched 40mins of netflix and I look and see that my internet is already at 4.8gb. Other people in my family use the internet but just for browsing and the occasional video.
So i got a new gaming PC the other week
Specs here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/...1439.l2649
It has been fine for the past couple of days!
Earlier today, I installed a GTX 670 that i had in my previous computer, the first time I booted it up I downloaded drivers from the Nividia website, and restarted.
I then booted up the PC again and tried to open a folder, then all power went and it would not turn back on, i unplugged the power and left it for 10 minutes, plugged the power back in and it turned back on.
I tried to open the same folder and the same thing happened.
The 3rd time I loaded everything up and began playing Battlefield 4, I played for a good hour and a half on High graphic settings with no problems, I then closed it and changed the theme to my preferred one (Has changing Desktop Background) then started playing Minecraft, the game ran fine for 15 minutes, then my desktop background changed picture and everything turned off again (almost simultaneously)
The power lead is plugged in, and I haven't had any problem with the PC the past couple of days, so I'm wondering if the new GPU has anything to do with it turning off?!
- any help is appreciated
(Sorry for long post:3)
My little brother's birthday is coming soon and I wanted to give him a gift (I was really hard on him all of the time and I wanted to make him happy this time) and I realised that alot of young kids play the game minecraft
I went to the website to check the price but I didn't find anything
so just gimme the price of the game._.