I didnt have the problem with the older version, but do with the new one. It drove me nuts until I found out the problem. Now I just capture at 1024x768 and leave it at full, then edit it down to 720 x 480 for the final versions.

If it wasn't an issue with earlier versions, does anyone have a copy of the older stuff so I can capture at half size? Running at that res just isn't an option for me...

I just checked the Support page on the FRAPS website:http://www.fraps.com/faq.phpThe first line: Pixelated/blocky capture with 84.xx Forceware drivers. Download fix in new official nVidia driver (91.31)I'm downloading the new driver as I write this. Will report findings....

Okay that was the problem.I can capture at 1280x960 at half size and have antialiasing again.Woot! :) Time to make my movie.

Unfortunately it didn't do didley squat for me. Guess I'm just out of luck...

>I have recently begun playing with capturing video using>Fraps, but the odd thing is that it doesn't seem to be>capturing with antialiasing. In the sim everything looks great>at 8x, and it seems to record just fine, but when I play the>avi files back it's all full of jaggies like I'm not running>AA at all. I've tried dropping down to 4x to see if that had>anything to do with it, but the jaggies remain. Any idea as to>why this is happening? I've seen lots of smooth videos and>have to think they are using Fraps as well.>>Thanks in advance for any guidance you can provide.I'm still surprised that with video capturing everybody is joining the FPS intensive Fraps bandwagon....Boy there is far better software out there that do the job...Andr

If you know of any that don't use compression let me know. When I edit the final movies and render them, you lose more quality if the initial source is already compressed.

I'd love to search for alternatives, because obviously this isn't working for me... Would you care to enlighten me a bit on what else I could be using?

Sorry for the delayed response here guys...Look here:http://www.planetgamecam.com/As for video editing Vegas is the way to go just stunning stuff :-)Andr

Great, thanks Andre. I'm looking forward to trying it out.

it seeems to be using rather heavy compression.