Even if most are crap in different kinds of ways, I guess. Just do some searches, there are many good ones out there. And it doesn't do anything with the actual captured pic, or wrap it downwards to a compressed format, and so on - it's what you had on the screen, and that's it.īut there are many other good alternatives to fraps now, that for example don't hog the main framebuffer, or cause unfortunate lockups during captures, use indirect buffers properly, have lossless recording with fast compression (so you don't need to fill your hard-drive with film - that then takes a year to load in the editor, etc), direct coding to a known format to a slightly more current era of computer telecomunicator-devices than fraps, offer in-screen overlays, choice in apis, direct streaming to youtoob and twitch, blabla, etc. Somehow still use fraps, because I paid for it I guess. If you just need a screencap, it's great. Basically an overclocking/underclocking tool with screencap and video-caps. All kinds of good options that would have made fraps really good. Mapping is easy to pull to a gamepad, etc. Better feedback when pics are taken, and if repeats are on and so on. Yeah, Afterburner is a good (and free, if you love MSI) app (once you turn off all the glary bling :p).
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