Maybe I just THOUGHT it wasn't working because the yellow numbers weren't showing up like normal and if you hit record it still records. maybe it doesn't really make a difference. Then I just thought I would disable the benchmarking hotkey. I had to get the combination of full screen and benchmarking correct before I could record. I realized that as soon as I press F11 to fullscreen the game, the FPS counter would change colors (red and green) and wouldn't record sometimes, or at least the numbers wouldn't show. Really? I wouldn't think that disabling benchmarking would disable recording as well, but maybe that was the problem. (Though, this is if you're playing in the browser.) So when you fullscreen Minecraft by pressing F11 you don't disable fraps. when you hit F11 you disable benchmarking. Quote from McBeeferton »I can record at full screen with fraps. Can you give some more information regarding your hardware setup and FRAPS "Movies" tab settings? One thing I ran into was that the microphone port on my computer case is absolutely SHITE and I had to plug my mic into the port directly on my motherboard to get reasonable quality. Now, fullscreen aside, I think your sound problems are likely unrelated to the fullscreen problem. It's close to fullscreen and FRAPS will still record. You'll be better off recording at a smaller, more manageable size.ĮDIT: If you truly MUST record at "fullscreen," try maximizing the window instead. Besides, the bigger the resolution you record at, the more massive the raw AVI files will be. My recordings are done at the default window size Minecraft starts with, and that's plenty well big enough even for HD (see my vids from my signature for examples). That said, there's no need to record at fullscreen. I don't know the technical details, but I do know that Notch once said he wants to implement "real fullscreen," which I imagine means an option powered by the actual game engine, rather than the Java runtime environment (or Windows, I dunno which one is the culprit).
It has something to do with how Java fullscreen works.
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