The Quobi game recorder enables users to record their DirectX 8, 9, 10 and OpenGL games in AVI and WMV format
Recordings can be compressed in real time and direct stream audio recording is supported on Vista. Take single, sequence and collage screenshot captures to BMP, JPEG, PNG and TGA image formats.
Quobi has a built-in video and screenshot editor where users can edit their recordings by adjusting the size, frame rate and codecs, as well as applying visual effects such as sketch and comic strip.
Share your videos with the global community by uploading them to YouTube using the built-in direct upload feature.
You can use the benchmark section to test your games by monitoring the CPU usage, frame times, FPS and memory usage, then review the results using the integrated statistics viewer.
Here are some key features of "Quobi":
· Record DirectX 8, DirectX 9, DirectX 10 and OpenGL games
· Create AVI and WMV video files
· Real-time video and audio compression using your selected codecs
· Direct Stream audio recording in Windows Vista
· Single, sequence and collage screenshot capture to BMP, JPEG, PNG and TGA
· In-game benchmark overlays including FPS, CPU and memory usage
· Built-in video and screenshot editor. Adjust settings and apply visual effects
· Built-in video player and image viewer
· Easy to use interface with quick thumbnail browsing
· Direct YouTube uploading
Requirements:
· 10 MB hard drive space
· On Vista admin rights are needed to run Quobi
· Internet connection for registration (optional)
Limitations:
· Nag screen
· Quobi watermark added to recordings
· 30 seconds per recording
· Recordings saved in AVI format only
· Screenshots saved in bitmap format only
· Some effects are unavailable (Cinemascope, Colour Sketch, Comis Strip, Sketch, Watermark)
· Upload function is unavailable
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Improved screenshot capture speed
· Key frame interval on WMV recordings can now be customized
· Fixed conflict that caused some games to freeze or not load
· Fixed missing DLL bug on DirectX 8 games
· Fixed over sensitive hotkeys
