None of them lmao, they are both horrible. AVS is below average, I recommend you either do them with some sort of X264 editor or Vegas (some NLE).

What would be better for processing a video: AVS or WonderShare?

Sonic Heroes crashes every time I load 60 fps. I'll take care of it when I get a faster computer.

No comment box on Redux: Dark Matters (PC). U no want comments, Tsunao?

I would just like to say a BIG thank you to the team on the website and the player for putting up the vide of xenophobe on the atari lynx , you've made my day!

Mega Drive Longplay - Crayon Shin-Chan - Arashi o Yobu Enji

http://1drv.ms/1EDqECz There's the Sonic CD test videos. I tried 60fps. Does it work?

TheMaximus - You have to refresh manually

does this shoutbox refresh automatically or do i have to refresh the page for it to update?

@Brian Sonic Heroes supports 60fps so that is what it needs to be. No compromises!

recording to a separate drive maxes the amount of data that can be used to record

I record my real time runs with the external HD, my computer is a core 2 duo processor with 3gb ram and my vga is a Gforce 210

Why record it to a second drive? Sorry I have an out of date computer, due to budget restraints, I can't buy another one yet.

your computer is pretty out of date as it is, also if you are going to record pc games you should record the footage to a separate drive

i upload tests all the time to the ftp for schlauchi or madmatt to check stuff

Maybe that can help. I've erased the info I don't want you knowing.

What your hardware configuration? I record videos of PC Games with Fraps and i'm not have problem... we can try to help you

I don't want to upload test videos to the FTP. I only want to submit full longplays there only. BTW, Sonic Heroes for pc is 30fps by default. So the final product for that will be 30fps.

why not just upload it to the ftp for an admin to download and check themselves

I'll mess with the settings and record a test video. I'll then upload it to my OneDrive and post a share link so you can see if the test video's format works. How's that sound?