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The file might be in one of two places (it is inconsistent - one game might be in the first place, the next might be in the other!). Play your game, then shut down Gens as usual when the game is done. Start up a game, and remember to put a checkmark next to "Record Game" Get it from the "Download and Install Necessary Programs" section of this guide, above.

You need the p2p Kaillera installed, though you can still record games playing on a server.

To familiarize yourself with the p2p Kaillera see this thread: This assumes you're using Gens or Gens-netplay and are familiar with how to use the p2p Kaillera. This section tells you how to record a game to a KREC file so that it can later be played back and converted into a movie.

Don't worry about the last step about verifying the codec.

Download the Release Build (you'll be redirected, then the file should start downloading).

Click that! (If your operating system is 64-bit, you could click "x264vfw64", and download the 64-bit version instead.

Above the table, it'll say, " Looking for the latest version? Download x264vfw_(blahblahblah)".

Get and install the Lagarith video codec. You need to copy the kaillera DLL into the movie emulator's directory.

You can get an older version of this, called "Gens Movie", attached at the end of this post, but you might as well get the above version.

Get Gens Re-recording from (Gens11a.zip).In this section, you download and install a version of Gens that can record to AVI, a couple video codecs, and a simple free video editor. Compress AVI Down to Nice Size (~100MB).Download and Install Necessary Programs.

How to add voice commentary may some day be covered. You can then upload the AVI file to YouTube if you want. This tutorial teaches you how to record a game played online and turn it into an AVI movie file. The screenshots in this tutorial show an older version (Gens Movie 9.5b), but they are similar. UPDATE: Get the new recording emulator, gens re-recording (Gens11a.zip).