[Nick Munro]

My monitor is 60 Hz, so I’m pretty sure it can do 60 FPS. Theres a significant difference between 30 and 60 FPS.

[Nick Munro]

I’m actually recording from the Xbox 360, which I think does 60 FPS. Whenever I record or render in 30 FPS I get a lot of motion blur.

I think the recorded footage is 60 FPS, should I render at 60.000 FPS or 59.940 FPS?

Would changing the audio around in recording/rendering do anything?

I got K-lite codec pack, and it made the video track appear in vegas, but the frames were all blurry. There were a few clear spots, but otherwise it was just awful.

I’ve tried recording using Huffyuv in VH Capture, but it uses something like 150 GB/hour, and I only have a 640 GB drive.

I haven’t yet tried rendering the file from huffy to see if it has out of sync audio.

I think I have three options right now.

1. Continue to record with AVerMedia center, and play around with the recording/rendering settings.

2. Use Fraps to record from AVermedia center. (This makes massive files too, and it splits them up.)

3. Use Huffy/MJPEG in VH Capture.

My setup works like this:
Xbox > HDMI Splitter cable > One direct to computer monitor / One direct to capture card

My monitor is connected through DVI to my computer. My monitor has an audio out, so I was think I could capture video with AVer, but ignore the audio, run a cable from my monitor to my PC and use a sound program like Audacity to record the audio, then work at it myself to line them both up.

What I really want to know is where the problem is.

[Nick Munro]

I think VH Capture has an MJPEG option, so I can try that.

[Nick Munro]

I have this but I’m not sure what to do with this. Is this a codec to record, or will it help me open the file in vegas?

How do I use it. LOL. Sorry.

[Nick Munro]

I think I have an option to change how the audio is recorded.

https://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n401/xNickSwift/settings.png

Would changing these make it work?

I have a temporary fix. I used Any Video Converter to convert the MPEG to WMV. This made the audio fall about 1/2 ahead. Then when I rendered, Vegas made the audio fall back into place. This just makes an extra step, that I would prefer to avoid.

I also tried recording using VHCapture with a DivX 6.9.2 (4 logical cpu) codec, but when I import to vegas, only the audio appears. Anyone know how I would get the audio to appear in Vegas?

[Nick Munro]

Oh yeah, I’m running Vegas

[Nick Munro]

Oh yeah, I’m running Vegas 9.0e 64 bit.