I'm currently browsing coaches to work on my mechanics and improve my play but when coaches ask for a VOD to run an analysis, I don't have a program to record my games. Question: Will any lol recording program work for a VOD review or is there a specific program for this? Thank you
Blue Collar Bear3 votesIt depends on your computer and network.
plays.tv live streams the game to their server, and you can upload it. I like to use this for the first person perspective.
A friend downloads the .rofl file, and then uploads his perspective using Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) to a website. .rofl files should soon be shareable to others. You could use OBS to stream on Twitch, which should allow you to access the VOD later.
You could also use Skype screenshare (Discord is developing a similar feature) to share a replay through the .rofl file. You could also play a game live, and use Skype screenshare to get tips while you're playing.
The simplest way to record a VOD is to use op.gg. Hit replay when you look up a live game of yourself, and this saves the .bat file of the replay for you to share.
Frontkick1231 votesThanks. I'm giving plays.tv a try.
Blue Collar Bear1 votesMake sure you toy around with the settings, since it technically streams the game. It can cause significant packet loss and delay.
DrCyanide1 votesThere's a record feature built into the replay client, is it fine to just use that?
Blue Collar Bear1 votesYou can't share the .rofl file yet, though that feature is in the works. The client has a record feature that creates a .webm file that's shareable, but it's not a substitute for a first person perspective. There's also an issue with the file being corrupt server side.