Aquaria in Wine - recorded using glc

Running Bit-Blot's Aquaria in Wine on Kubuntu 7.10. Compiz-Fusion (3D desktop) is enabled, but you don't see that.

Game was recorded using nullkey's excellent glc capturing application which recently got improved support for capturing games in Wine!

No framedrops! Perfect recording quality at 1024x768! (YouTube messes the quality up though..)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• linux
• fraps
• glc
• capture
• opengl
• alsa
• aquaria
• game
• bit-blot
• profox

[Phenacks]

Nice man. <3 GLC. My favorite video capturing software for OpenGL on Linux.

[profox111]

Yea it's really good :) nullkey did an excellent job with the latest Wine updates :) PS: this game is fun too, you should try it ;) runs perfect in Wine, and the developers are considering to finish their (unfinished) Linux port

[doorknob60]

Nice. I posted a video response of me using GLC to record Call of Duty 2 with Wine. GLC works so well, I'm really glad I found out about it :)

[psyq]

What options did you use to capture audio? For me, it seems neither device names ("front") nor hardware addresses (hw:0,0) work.

[psyq]

What options did you use to capture audio? It seems the ALSA device names ("front" etc.) don't work, but neither do full addresses like hw:0,0?

[Kunibuler]

Oh maybe you can help me? I try to capture a game (septerra core) through wine with glc, but it only records audio. The game itself works fine.

i use the following commandline:

glc-capture --out=myvid.glc wine septerra.exe

Do I have to use some extra options? Is there anything I have to be aware of when capturing through wine?

(in general glc works fine on my system, like for the game Sauerbraten)