Issue with Dxtory when it's on

[Ruhan Qureshi]

When I switch on Dxtory, regardless if it's recording or not I get an issue with mouse movement. The mouse movement is EXTREMELY choppy, I want to record CSGO gameplay but if the mouse movement is choppy when dxtory is running, recording or not I'm unable to do so.
I do not know what the cause is but I would really like some help to fix it.
Recording L4D2 with 70FPS, the mouse is choppy.
Oh also my WMP always playback my videos in zoomed mode, so I can't see the whole thing.

 

[Frag Maniac]

Try using Vsync if you aren't, or capping FPS with DxTory's frame rate limiter if frame rate is too low with Vsync. Distribution Writing can improve performance if you have more than one HDD to designate for capture folders. You need to set output to RawCap and use DxTory's codec for that feature.

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[Ruhan Qureshi]

Try using Vsync if you aren't, or capping FPS with DxTory's frame rate limiter if frame rate is too low with Vsync. Distribution Writing can improve performance if you have more than one HDD to designate for capture folders. You need to set output to RawCap and use DxTory's codec for that feature.

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I tried limit my frames using the dxtory frame rate limiter.
I cannot use Vsync because of the input lag it causes, to play CSGO I need to react as quick as possible, I dont know if it fixes it though, I'll check once I have time.
I'll try the RAW CAP thing.

I also have another problem, if I record without using compress mode in dxtory codec my fps in game will be high and all, but the output fps starts at 30, after a few seconds it drops to 23-26 and it stays there regardless of what I look at or the game I play. Using compress mode fixes this but I get lower framerates

 

[Frag Maniac]

I'll wait until you tell us how RawCap (Distribution Writing) goes before I respond further. You need to get your frame rates up, and it can help to do that.

You need access to more than one drive for the capture files though, preferably ones with a fair amount of space.