After 3 months of 12+ hours daily work, I can finally halt temporarily Papalotl.
I do plan to continue it's development, but due to hardware limitations, I've decided that I can't improve this further.
There's no amount of optimization that will squeeze out more performance for CPU based 30/60FPS real time capture.
Free download/trial: https://ko-fi.com/s/f73d0b069f
PS: I'm not "trying to reinvent the wheel" and it's the main reason why I'm providing a trial version.
I hope you find it useful. Please try it.
If it's not for you, simply delete the .exe.
This is not abandonware.
I literally can't improve this further without sacrificing output quality massively.
I do plan to continue it's development, but due to hardware limitations, I've decided that I can't improve this further.
There's no amount of optimization that will squeeze out more performance for CPU based 30/60FPS real time capture.
Free download/trial: https://ko-fi.com/s/f73d0b069f
PS: I'm not "trying to reinvent the wheel" and it's the main reason why I'm providing a trial version.
I hope you find it useful. Please try it.
If it's not for you, simply delete the .exe.
This is not abandonware.
I literally can't improve this further without sacrificing output quality massively.











Have in mind it's all CPU recording. I had to find proper balance between CPU ussage and the heaviest task my i3-2120 can do:
- Dolphin + Recording at Native Resolution, 30FPS with Audio Capture.
In theory:
- Papalotl is so light, that it does not affect CPU under stress (according to personal tests)
- Papalotl is efficent enought, that even in framedrops, it maintains Audio and Video in sync.
- Papalotl in theory, should perform better with better/faster CPU's than mine (Intel i3-2120 @3.3GHz)
- Papalotl does NOT use GPU recording methods, which should be the fastest way to record. Don't have access to GPU... so maybe for "Papalotl 5" ?