How do I convert a part of a CS:GO demo file into a AVI video file? (Ubuntu 16.04)
I want to be able to render/export the first round of one of my competitive matches into a video format, preferably a higher quality one like AVI. I have a slower system, so I want to be able to render it slowly with 1080p, and 60FPS. I'm running an up-to-date version of Ubuntu 16.04. Please keep in mind I have never done anything with demo files before, besides watch them on GOTV, so I'm clueless.
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There is no way built into CS:GO
Try using recording software to directly capture the output from your graphics cards frame buffer.
FRAPS, for one, is very resource intensive. As you stated your system is not very capable hardware-wise, try the freeware "ScreenCap Free" or "Visusoft ScreenDir Gomen lite". They are both free to use and don't put a huge strain on your RAMs and DIMs.
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How do I convert CS:GO demo to video?
Csgo demo is not a video file and cannot be converted to one. It is just a summary of all actions that happen during a game (engine tasks), which get calculated by the engine and shown to you on your screen. the demo only replay all the information recorded,it can't be convert to video without recording in game.How do I make my CS:GO demo look like a game?
The steps to record CSGO clips with Democreator are as follows:How do I record my CS:GO demo screen?
Connect to a server and start your match. Open the console by pressing the tilde button (~) or any other key you've bound the console with. Enter \u201cplaydemo.\u201d If you've downloaded and extracted your GOTV, you'll see your files on the screen. Go to the demo you want to play and hit the ''enter'' button.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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