Find downloaded matches?

[sl0th]

Is there a way for me to find my downloaded matches to upload to YouTube?

[GpX^ Strikes Back !!!]

yes , go to watch bar and click your recent matches , then you see a list of your recent matches you've played. Download it.. then go to your directory file of cs:go, there you can find your demo's you've downloaded in cs:go. Then open that file in sony vegas or a movie editing software ... and save it as avi. and then u could upload it to youtube

[sl0th]

Originally posted by TomwOw:

yes , go to watch bar and click your recent matches , then you see a list of your recent matches you've played. Download it.. then go to your directory file of cs:go, there you can find your demo's you've downloaded in cs:go. Then open that file in sony vegas or a movie editing software ... and save it as avi. and then u could upload it to youtube

Is it ok if you tell me the exact folders? (Example: CSGO>>Bin>>BinFolder1>>Name.file)? Whats the file type I am looking for?

[GpX^ Strikes Back !!!]

ah, common/counterstrikeglobaloffensive and there you will see a white paper symbol.... with last named .dem
so search for .dem files

[sl0th]

Originally posted by TomwOw:

ah, common/counterstrikeglobaloffensive and there you will see a white paper symbol.... with last named .dem
so search for .dem files

Is it in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\replays

Cause thats the only ones with .dem and Camtasia can't open them.

[sl0th]

Originally posted by TomwOw:

ah, common/counterstrikeglobaloffensive and there you will see a white paper symbol.... with last named .dem
so search for .dem files

Hola? lol U still able to help with my above quesiton?

[sl0th]

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[Bulleta©™®]

Open the demo in CS:GO, if it's like other valve games. Then use an .avi making program to record the demo into an .avi.

[Anon ⁧⁧ 󠁳⁧⁧ Sam]

Why do you have to record the downloaded video? That is ridiculous Valve should att a file converter, they are embarassing themselves. This is a joke.

[Anon ⁧⁧ 󠁳⁧⁧ Sam]

Awesome, thanks.

[Nox.Rumplestiltskin╚]

where can I find my downloaded cs go matches ?
not the demo's tho

[PipsiDipsi]

Yeah where ?

[Lee]

Originally posted by 1shot357:

Originally posted by GavNation:

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To export your demo on avi :

- launch your demo, pause it, type in console :

startmovie blablabla avi

- choose your avi codec in the popup window (your game need to be in windowed mod to see this popup)

- close the console

- when you want stop it, open the console and type :

endmovie

- your video will be stored there : Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\blablabla.avi

you can make a keyboard shortcut for "start movie / stop movie" if you want a cleaner intro/outro with out editing

Originally posted by Samuelo:

Why do you have to record the downloaded video? That is ridiculous Valve should att a file converter, they are embarassing themselves. This is a joke.

Cause the demo file is just 30mo of data, avi file would make some Go for every match.

But where can you find the download folder? that i download the matches?

[Red]

For me, the download folder for the demos is here: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\replays", it might be different of others, but this is where they are downloaded by default.

[Lee]

Originally posted by §»Crosmλn«§:

For me, the download folder for the demos is here: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\replays", it might be different of others, but this is where they are downloaded by default.

But How Do i know which is which?

[Red]

Originally posted by P3D0 B3^R:

Originally posted by §»Crosmλn«§:

For me, the download folder for the demos is here: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\replays", it might be different of others, but this is where they are downloaded by default.

But How Do i know which is which?

Open CS:GO and go to the Watch tab, than the Downloaded tab, they should be listed there.