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 * Start up LFS. Go to Options > Misc and put on Limit framerate on 30fps.
 * In-game, play the replay. (If you want to, press shift + U to set up a user camera. Press Follow car: (PLAYER) to let the camera follow the nearest car. Press SPACE to remove the usercam menu.)
-* Press SHIFT + F to remove the on-screen displays
+* Press SHIFT + F to remove the on-screen displays. Press SHIFT + F for the second time and it will disable the chat and the replay timeline.
 * Press F2 to slow down the replay at 0.5 speed.
 * Press the record button you specified in Fraps. When finished, stop recording with the same button.

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 * Press the record button you specified in Fraps. When finished, stop recording with the same button.
 * Start up [http://virtualdub.sourceforge.net/ VirtualDub]. Open the avi file you recorded. Go to '''Video > Frame rate'''. Click on Process every other frame and press OK, or click on 'Change to [ ] frames per second' and put down the double amount of fps you set Fraps to. The last option will give the video more fps but you will only notice the difference if you will use slowmotion on this clip in the movie. This is because movies generally dont have more than 30fps.
-* To reclaim the distorted sound from the video, in VirtualDub, go to '''Audio > Full Processing Mode, Audio > Use Advanced Filters, Audio > Filters...''' . Click 'Add', and select the Filters: '''Input > New Rate > Resample > Output'''. Click on the 'New Rate' filter, and then press the configure button, and finally, double the existing Frequency.
+* To reclaim the distorted sound from the video, in VirtualDub, go to '''Audio > Full Processing Mode, Audio > Use Advanced Filters, Audio > Filters...''' . Click 'Add', and select the Filters: '''Input > New Rate > Resample > Output'''. Click on the 'New Rate' filter, and then press the configure button, and finally, double the existing Frequency value.
 * If this is all the movie needs, 1 clip, go to Video > Compression and choose one of the codecs (XviD or DivX are recommended). Press F7 to save it and it's done.
 * If you want to edit this clip together with some other clips into a movie, press F7 without compressing it and save it. Now it's time for editing.

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	Import the clips you made and put them in order, make them longer or shorter and add some transitions if you want. Dont forget, the best transitions wich I'd recommend if you want to use a transitions, is the dissolve, or fade from/to black. The other ones looks pretty unprofessional. When you're done, add a title and credits if you want, then finish it and save it.		Import the clips you made and put them in order, make them longer or shorter and add some transitions if you want. Dont forget, the best transitions wich I'd recommend if you want to use a transitions, is the dissolve, or fade from/to black. The other ones looks pretty unprofessional. When you're done, add a title and credits if you want, then finish it and save it.
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		+	== Editing (aviSynth) ==
		+	Another great (and free) video editing program is aviSynth. AviSynth is not actually a program by itself. You basically install a frame server. This frame server reads a script that you write, and returns frames to a program, such as VirtualDub. There is also a IDE that you can download that allows you to see the different commands that you can use to modify your video.
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		+	#Installation
		+	##First, you need to download and install VirtualDub, as explained above.
		+	##Second, go to [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=57023 The AviSynth Sourceforge page], and download the latest version of the program. You may also want to download AVSEdit, an IDE to edit AviSynth scripts
		+	##Lastly, install both the programs onto your computer
		+	#Your First Movie
		+	##Follow the instructions on [http://en.lfsmanual.net/index.php?title=Movie_Tutorial&action=submit#Recording Recording Video] from LFS, and record three different "clips" of video.
		+	##Create an AviSynth script, and preview it:
		+	##*Open up AVSEdit, if you chose to download it. Otherwise, open up notepad.
		+	##*Type <tt>clip1 = DirectShowSource("F:\fraps\clip1.avi")</tt>, entering your filename where mine is.
		+	##*Do the same thing for the remaining clips of video, but instead of <tt>clip1</tt> you must use a different variable such as <tt>clip2</tt>
		+	##*When you are finished typing in all of the video clips, and assigning them to variables, the last thing to do for our simple movie is join all of our clips. When you do not assign the results of a function to a variable, then the data is "returned" to the frameserver, which generates your video. So, type in <tt>UnAlignedSplice(clip1, clip2, clip3)</tt> and, for any remaining clips just add them into the function, using a comma to separate them.
		+	##*Now, we will render our script using VirtualDub. Go to File>Save, and save your script as anything ending in ".avs". Now, open up VirtualDub. All you have to do is drag the script from wherever you saved it onto the program. All you have to do once you want to save the video, is follow the directions for compression in the [http://en.lfsmanual.net/index.php?title=Movie_Tutorial&action=submit#Recording Recording] section of this page.

	== Advice ==		== Advice ==