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This gameplay video demonstrates the use of Fraps vs Pinnacle TV Pro, which is a software that came with the Pinnacle TV USB device. Fraps is crap when it comes to high fps videos. It took a high amount of CPU to perform both tasks. However, the Pinnacle TV Pro certainly wins when it comes to FPS. Not a single frame was dropped, unlike Fraps which ran at 1-2 FPS.

You will get to see four clips as follows:
1st clip: Fraps with video and audio sync checkmarked.
2nd clip: Fraps with video and audio sync u...

This gameplay video demonstrates the use of Fraps vs Pinnacle TV Pro, which is a software that came with the Pinnacle TV USB device. Fraps is crap when it comes to high fps videos. It took a high amount of CPU to perform both tasks. However, the Pinnacle TV Pro certainly wins when it comes to FPS. Not a single frame was dropped, unlike Fraps which ran at 1-2 FPS.

You will get to see four clips as follows:
1st clip: Fraps with video and audio sync checkmarked.
2nd clip: Fraps with video and audio sync uncheckmarked.
3rd clip: Webcam video of Nintendo 64 and Pinnacle TV USB.
4th clip: Pinnacle TV Recorder running beautifully at 30 fps.

It's obvious that the software that's setup to record from the included USB should be used, not any other brand.

The music in the intro and credits is from WZML-LP, a low power station in Bryn Mawr, PA. It is a variety format that specializes in 60's, 70s, 80s, 90s and today. It is 42 miles away. It is not in stereo unfortunately because the signal wasn't clear enough for that.