Is there a way to convert the replay videos to media player?

[WrongRookie]

I have like a ton of these replay videos and would like to upload them to youtube. Is there a way to do this? I already tried doing this. I'm a noob at all of this.

[ferçen]

Right click on a replay file and click Export video.

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Originally posted by ferçen:

Right click on a replay file and click Export video.

that's not the answer, that'll give you every single frame as images

[EvPointMaster]

You could just record the game when running the replay. Both Nvidia and AMD have recording features in their software.

[WrongRookie]

Originally posted by EvPointMaster:

You could just record the game when running the replay. Both Nvidia and AMD have recording features in their software.

How to do this?

[EvPointMaster]

If you have an Nvida GPU you'll find it in Geforce Experience, if you have an AMD GPU you should find it in the Radeon Software.
It's pretty simple, just google for "how to record games with Nvidia" (or AMD instead of Nvidia if you have one) for the individual steps

[StepS]

Use this: https://worms2d.info/Armageddon_Recorder
It takes advantage of the game's Export Video feature, merging the frames with audio, which gives you a perfect recording without any dropped frames.

[WrongRookie]

Originally posted by StepS:

Use this: https://worms2d.info/Armageddon_Recorder
It takes advantage of the game's Export Video feature, merging the frames with audio, which gives you a perfect recording without any dropped frames.

I tried using it but the footage is faster than it was earlier. How do I fix this?

[StepS]

The playback for Export Video is set to play as fast as possible, but both the image and the sound will be heard at normal speed when the final video file is written. It is the magic of the new 3.8 export video update, and Armageddon Recorder's direct sound output capture.
Just make sure there is any build of ffmpeg.exe in the same folder as armageddon recorder.

[WrongRookie]

Originally posted by StepS:

The playback for Export Video is set to play as fast as possible, but both the image and the sound will be heard at normal speed when the final video file is written. It is the magic of the new 3.8 export video update, and Armageddon Recorder's direct sound output capture.
Just make sure there is any build of ffmpeg.exe in the same folder as armageddon recorder.

How to do this? I tried putting ffmpeg into the recorder and nothing is happening.