This is simply false information! And it will be the first problem you will encounter when capturing with mame. You may have heard this sentence: All games run at 60fps. This strength is sometimes also it´s greatest weakness. Mame was designed to emulate arcade systems/chipsets as accurate as possible. I am trying to show the current capture abilities as they are now. The mame emulator is always under heavy development and a lot things may change but it is getting better with every new version. General Introduction and current problems Everything in this guide is done with freeware tools.

This guide makes it possible to record inputfiles from online played sessions without the usage of shareware screen capture tools.

I want to encourage other combomakers to try theses new grounds. Mame features such nice and wellmade (but yet! unexplored) fighting games. Most of them are already familiar with the well known and awesome kawaks emulator but only a few tried mame based projects.

The second point is to provide a solid mame capture guide for combomovie performers and other editors as well.

So my main motivation behind this guide was to record clean and hardware-native fps arcade footage. Plus analog capturing suffers from loss of picturequality.

I own quite a lot Jamma PCBs including NeoGeo MVS, CPS1/CPS2 and recording from such devices was and will always be a real pain.Introduction Motivation behind this guide 3.2 Capturing with aviwrite (new & easy method).

3.1.6 Converting the mng stream to editable video.

3.1.4 Writing your own batch file and recording.

3.1 Capturing with mngwrite/wavwrite (old & complicated method).

2.4 Installing the Lagarith video codec.

1.2 General Introduction and current problems.

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