It helps to let the video card do 100% of the work ( a little). It's acting as if SVP and Potplayer are not making use if the processor. I have also tried the latest version of ffdshow, (4525_2131117) and that didn't help either. I'm thinking that my platform isn't up to the task and that's why it's crashing. In the playlist I chose a small file of only 1 minute and 42 seconds (the movies start screen menu loop) and that worked, however the function of PotPlayer was sluggish although the CPU usage was at around 30 to 40%. However it did not solve the crash problem.
Well, that is, if you don’t mind editing out any parts.Thanks for that, that's what was needed. Now just check the save location you chose, and you should find your webcam recording there – encoded on the fly and ready to be put to good use. When you’re done, press the Stop button or press Alt+C to stop the recording. With these parameters set, click on the Start button to begin the recording. The only thing which you may want to adjust are the video and audio bitrates if you’re not happy with the quality (increase) or want to reduce the file size (reduce). Leaving the size (resolution) in Original will use the size you selected in the Device Settings (the default being what the Webcam supports, for instance mine does 854×480).
The other parameters (size, fps and bitrate) will suffice as they’re.However, note that the output size will be very large (hundreds of MBs for just a couple of seconds) so make sure beforehand that you’ve the space to accommodate this. On the other hand, if you choose to use lossless codecs ( RAW, YUV, Direct Stream, VFW, PCM, FLAC etc.), MKV is your best choice.For any other combination, MKV and AVI will provide you with the widest choice of codecs to use. MP4, AVI, WMV and MKV will accept this combination. Regarding the codecs to use, for good quality at reasonable sizes use H.264 for video and AAC for audio.The caveat though is that it will lessen the choice of codecs you can use. MP4 is however the most widely used format and so that’s most likely what you’ll want to use.
Here are some important points to consider when selecting the video format and codec: Next, from the drop-down menu, select the video format you’ll want the player to use for the recording and below it the codecs to use.
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