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How can I use X.264 encoder with CamStudio
  • atom December 2008
    I have installed X.264 encoder in my system, but can not find it in the Video options Compressor list.
    Is there anything I needed to do with this?

    I want to use X.264 or H.264 encoder to compress my captured screen flow, because it seems much smaller than Xvid Encoder.

    Any help will be great appreciate!
  • TorbjornTorbjorn December 2008
    This one should work:
    http://www.free-codecs.com/download/DTS_x264_VfW.htm
  • atom December 2008
    Thanks a lot!!!

    The 2nd link I downloaded is worked! It's shown in the Video Options Compressor list.
    I'm trying it now.

    Thanks again!!!
  • atom December 2008
    It's worked!!! And the file size is smaller than Xvid encoder under same frame and resolution setting.
  • nickthegeek April 2009
    WOW, can't believe I missed this.

    Tested this with CamStudio 2.0, using "Single pass - Lossless" as the quality setting with everything else as default and the results were really nice.

    I had to use MCI Recording for the audio, so the resulting file was a bit larger than I can hoped, but not bad.

    On the downside, YouTube didn't like the video data and I couldn't convert it to FLV locally either.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwoPHrf6cTk

    More investigation is necessary as YouTube supposedly supports uploading videos that are H.264

    Anybody else, feel free to jump in ...

    Cheers

    Nick :o)

    UPDATE #1: Changing from "Single pass - Lossless" to "Single pass - Bitrate-Based" worked fine, if not exactly the highest quality output:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNAdTncNH5A

    But we're getting there.

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