ilikefunnyvideos505
First time out of the vault
Any recommendations so I can capture footage for Fallout 2? My bandicam doesn't work when I have it on and Fraps is ok, but slow frames. 
Decent Recording Software
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First time out of the vault
Wish I could help you out. Rest assured, you're not being ignored, it's just that it's a question that very few people seem to know a good answer to. The original Fallouts can be infuriatingly touchy as regards display/video issues.
valcik
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
This one should work fine even with the output rendered through Direct3D API (such as DX9.0 mode in sfall):
http://www.bsrsoft.com/
http://www.bsrsoft.com/
Do you know if it'll record the in-game cinematics, too? I remember that being one of the problems with a lot of the other programs.
valcik
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Yup, I had tried latest BSR demoversion today just to make sure. Everything got recorded fine, including in-game cinematics.
David Lewis
First time out of the vault
Open Broadcasting Software is a free Streaming and Recording tool. Forum wont let me post link because I must be assumed to be bad because I'm new. Google OBS in Google and it should be the first suggestion.
I am unable to link to the guide with optimal local recording settings but there is a guide available on their site and you should hopefully be able to locate it with ease. From personal experience I've found disabling Aero within OBS and using Monitor Capture is the best way to pick up Fallout 1 and 2 and turning Aero on using Window capture with Borderless Fullscreen on 3 and New Vegas is the best for those games. If you have a capture card you can use that as well via OBS as well.
For voice recording I highly recommend to use Audacity over OBS as with two separate audio files makes things easier to edit in video editing software as as Audacity's inbuilt static removing tool. Once again I cannot link because of me being new. Ugh. But googling Audacity should come up with what you need.
Fraps, Bandicam and other inferior recording tools are no longer necessary with OBS and Audacity.
If you need help setting up OBS or Audacity if you get stuck just send me a private message and I'll try my best to help.
I am unable to link to the guide with optimal local recording settings but there is a guide available on their site and you should hopefully be able to locate it with ease. From personal experience I've found disabling Aero within OBS and using Monitor Capture is the best way to pick up Fallout 1 and 2 and turning Aero on using Window capture with Borderless Fullscreen on 3 and New Vegas is the best for those games. If you have a capture card you can use that as well via OBS as well.
For voice recording I highly recommend to use Audacity over OBS as with two separate audio files makes things easier to edit in video editing software as as Audacity's inbuilt static removing tool. Once again I cannot link because of me being new. Ugh. But googling Audacity should come up with what you need.
Fraps, Bandicam and other inferior recording tools are no longer necessary with OBS and Audacity.
If you need help setting up OBS or Audacity if you get stuck just send me a private message and I'll try my best to help.