why oh why?

[denalilvr 10+ year member]

why when you wana record something on your camera phone from your computer you get those lines? anyways to stop that from happeing?

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[bizflawless 5,000+ posts]

i dunno, i jus kinda mess with the angle a bit and the sometimes they go way or there not that noticeable.....but i dunno dont think theres really a way for it go away completely

 

[bizflawless 5,000+ posts]

btw what are u trying to record? and what kind of phone do u have? j/w

 

[regal8r 5,000+ posts]

its the refresh rate of ur monitor/tv...try adjusting it and then trying again and see if it helps

 

[nVRuckus 5,000+ posts]

can you fix it nope, can you slow them down? yes change the refresh rate on your monitor

 

[denalilvr 10+ year member]

its a samsung sgh-t809

 

[djman37 5,000+ posts]

cameras used to only record 30fps. now there is sometimes a frame match feature to prevent that.

Old school, change your monitor refresh rate to 60hz and it won't roll.

 

[denalilvr 10+ year member]

how do you change your monitors refresh rate?

 

[mattf 5,000+ posts]

Control Panel>Display>Setting>Advanced>Monitor>Screen Refresh Rate

 

[denalilvr 10+ year member]

Control Panel>Display>Setting>Advanced>Monitor>Screen Refresh Rate

how will this effect the looks of my monitor besides slowing down the lines?i mean it wont be a difference to the ***** eye will it?

 

[djman37 5,000+ posts]

how will this effect the looks of my monitor besides slowing down the lines?i mean it wont be a difference to the ***** eye will it?

the human eye is SLOW. flourescent lights flash 60x a second. CRT's|TV's are a beam of light moving from left to right, top to bottom, 60x a second.

Cats and dogs typically don't SEE TV, they see a flashing screen

your camera catches the screen in 'refresh'. the camera too is taking a series of pictures(most cameras do 30fps), it just happens to catch the phosphurs(sp) on the screen after they've gone dark if you have your refresh rate at something other than 60. say 85: that causes lines to roll upward in your video.

some video capture-editing software can actually record the SCREEN. I think WME does.

 

[denalilvr 10+ year member]

i tryed it it did slow them down a bit but still there and anoyying...thanx for the help guys..