Mine is out of state at the moment, though, on extended biz. (And I think most household have at least ONE big kid. :D I usually restrict that pile to pajamas though. I thought everyone had a "not quite dirty" pile. He's turning 48 this year, so in that light Priss is showing remarkable progress for her age! And don't get me started on the "This needs to be ironed but I hate ironing so I won't wear it" pile. That, of course, is distinctly different from the "Yep, it's dirty" pile next to the bed.
Hell, I've got one who tries on clothes or only wears them for a short time then, instead of hanging them back up or putting them in a drawer, puts them in the "Not quite dirty" pile on top of a dresser. Other notorious places to hide clothes - in your closet, behind your bookshelf, behind your tv, and get this.in your trashcan!
I just found a shirt she hadn't worn since june because it has been balled up under her bed. My 7 yr old daughter loves to hide her dirty clothes in various spots in her room. If you are capturing gameplay to your internal hard drive you will most likely want to delete the captured video after you have exported it to another format.Hey at least she made it to the laundry room - I've got two teenaged boys who looooooooove to leave wet towels on their bed, under their bed, on the couch downstairs, or basically wherever they fall from the wet drippy bodies.argh!!! My eight year old daughter is much more reliable for putting her clothes in the dirty laundry basket. If you are recording this type of gameplay you can either try to lower the maximum framerate and quality or save it to your internal hard drive. Some games with many fast moving animations and effects on the screen can probably not be recorded at the maximum framerate to an external device because the connection to the external drive cannot keep up with the data rate. USB 2.0 might be too slow to keep up with the data throughput which slows down or even blocks the recording. If you are using an external drive, please make sure that it is connected via USB 3.0 or FireWire. (How often does the screen content change, how many elements are moved on the screen) Games usually require a lot more space and thus have a higher data rate than tutorials. The rate the data is written depends on the captured content. If you do so, please keep in mind that the captured video data is sent to the hard drive at a certain speed and rate. You can change the storage location in the "Preferences" via the "Change…" button under the "General Preferences" tab. If you are using a only a small hard drive, we recommend to change the standard path of the video library to a larger external drive. Please make sure to have enough storage space available, when you plan to record long screencasts. Screencasts recorded with Screenium can quickly become very large. Screenium intitially captures the video content uncompressed or with only low compression to maintain the best possible recording quality and speed. Screenium 3 provides an exceptional performance that even enables a very fluid recording of games and applications with high end graphics. How should I deal with the large file size of screencasts recorded with Screenium 3?
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