Good recording software.

What codec are you using for Dxtory? I use it quite a bit, and find it to be one of the best out there. I use the lagerith losless codec, below is a quick guide as to how to best set it up. Also, if you have multiple hdd's or ssd's, record to one your not running the game on if at all possible. This will help the game run smoother and may help with some of the choppiness. Also posted a great video guide done by JackFrags on how to setup dxtory w/ lags as well.

Also, not sure what hardware you're running, but if you have a new (660 & above) Nvidia GPU, you can utilize their built in recording software ShadowPlay, which I also use, and it does a good job as well. Not the same quality as Lags & dxtory, but pretty good, and the file sizes are much smaller than dxtory.

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions

 

+1 for ShadowPlay if your video card will support it. It works great for me and it is easy to use.

 

Have you tried using a different codec? And you cannot use shadowplay w/ a 560, unfortunately.

 

Give this one a shot, it may run a bit smoother for you than lags. I've used this one as well on my other system, and it seemed to be a little more forgiving on said system. Let me know how it works.

http://sokosensei.wordpress.com/201...nfigure-dxtory-h264-encoder-mp3-lame-encoder/

Since the url keeps getting removed; wrote the link on your profile.

 

If you've got a 560Ti and a good CPU, I suggest trying out playclaw 5. It uses your CPU mainly to record. You also get nifty sensors in your overlay (which you can opt to show or not show on screenshots/videos) that tell you just about everything you ever wanted to know about your PC at the time.
Like this: https://hostr.co/file/GRSMGvj8y8WQ/Screenshot-951.jpg
As you can see you've got video card temperatures, utilization, amount of used video memory, per-core CPU temps & thread utilization, fps, a clock, teamspeak 3 overlays. There's even more if you wanna use a webcam with your recordings too.

You can also change the colour and position on-screen to ANYWHERE you want, as well as adjust font & font-size of each overlay.

 

Also, ignore the second screen. I used a full-screen taking program to show all the utilization in the past. My laptop's down right now, so I can't take a fresh shot for you is all.

 

Well, try out dxtory and see as you already are using it. Playclaw 5 can be tried for free for unlimited video recording length (with a bouncing watermark across the screen) so you can tell how well it works for you even with the free version before you buy. Not sure about Action.

 

Go with what gives you the best balance between quality and performance. And as stated before, if you have a 2nd drive to record to, do that as it will help with performance. Best of luck, let us know how it works out

 

Try recording at 720p 60fps or something; it might fix the stutter. I think for some reason 30fps is bad for that program. *shrugs* I've always done it in 60 and it always worked out fine

 

Yeah, try the 60fps and see how it works.

 

Nice! Glad to hear man

 

if you have a nvidia desktop gpu then use shadowplay