Capturing a film
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Topic authorferligabue
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Capturing a film
i just can?t stop my film capturing of celestia. i?ve tried by closing celestia but the movie archive created can?t be oppened then. i?ve already searched in the controlers keys but there is no information for capturing buttons. What can i do?
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Chuft-Captain
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Re: Capturing a film
What OS are you using?
In Windows:
Help Menu -> Controls (scroll down, near the bottom)
F11 - start capture
F12 - stop
(if I remember rightly)
In Windows:
Help Menu -> Controls (scroll down, near the bottom)
F11 - start capture
F12 - stop
(if I remember rightly)
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John Van Vliet
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Re: Capturing a film
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Topic authorferligabue
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Re: Capturing a film
and for Mac OS 10.5.8?