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Wed, Oct 22 2014 5:55 AM (17 replies)

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Woodoworkery

3,498 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 8:32 AM

I tried to record with Ocam, and the meter is just terrible. Is this normal , do I just have to get used to the meter stuttering? Is it Ocam?

Here is my comp. Specs

ApexPC

3,164 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 8:37 AM

The more your computer's CPU is doing as the swing meter plays on your computer the more swing meter stutter you will see.

You want your computer's CPU doing as little as possible during the down swing.

ScottHope

10,086 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 9:15 AM

ApexPC:
The more your computer's CPU is doing as the swing meter plays on your computer the more swing meter stutter you will see.

Unless you use Manxthon and live in the Isle of Man. : )

CanineSupervisor

1,882 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 9:32 AM

ScottHope:
Unless you use Manxthon and live in the Isle of Man. : )

Hey, Scott -

How does one live 'in' the isle. Don't they live 'on' the isle? lmao !

Oh, yeah...is Manxthon a new browser? Is it any good for this game? lmao !

Sorry, bud..had to.

@ Gary (Woodo) -

Can you put a larger image of your specs up so we can it bud? Please. I'm going to hazard to guess that Ocam is a resource hog that's why. Use task manager to view how much CPU the process is using. That will tell you a lot.

ScottHope

10,086 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 9:53 AM

Hehe, Manxthon is Courteney's personal browser, and I live on the UK, lol. ; )

Woodoworkery

3,498 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 10:08 AM

CanineSupervisor:
Can you put a larger image of your specs up so we can it bud? Please. I'm going to hazard to guess that Ocam is a resource hog that's why. Use task manager to view how much CPU the process is using. That will tell you a lot.

Just right click, choose open view new tab, then open the new tab, then press ctl alt at the same time and use your mouse wheel to enlarge

YankeeJim

25,827 Posts

Tue, Oct 21 2014 11:54 AM

Woodoworkery:
Just right click, choose open view new tab, then open the new tab, then press ctl alt at the same time and use your mouse wheel to enlarge

OMG, fell over in a dead faint. Lookit Gary knowing how to do stuff. Next thing ya know he'll be figuring out you don't even have to open a new tab. ;-)