Directshow Filter for capturing game video

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Anthony Mushrow · Answer 1 · 2011-08-17T07:23:00

Solution 1

Interestingly, No[^]

You basically have 2 options though, to do what was already suggested and just record the screen. Or go down the complicated route of hooking into DirectX and OpenGL to capture the rendered frames (which I believe is what Fraps does). I've no idea how you'd do that, and Fraps is a commercial application.

Posted 17-Aug-11 7:23am

Anthony Mushrow

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ehanff 17-Aug-11 14:00pm

You are right, but hooking and... are complicated, and i dont understand them, i've found Taksi at sourceforge.net which is capturing direct3d and games, but i don't know to use it in my c# code!