MineVideo

When recording videos of your Minecraft experience, you will often face problems like:

bad video quality
huge files that have to be compressed afterwards
bad ingame performance
expensive, limited or complicated tools
watermarks

Here are the minimum stats you MUST have in order to get any kind of decent results:

Laptop:

Minimum:

At LEAST 4GB of DDR3 RAM
At LEAST an Intel Core i5-2430M

Recommended:

At LEAST 6GB of DDR3 RAM
At LEAST an Intel Core i5-2500M

Desktop:

Minimal:

At LEAST 3GB of DDR3 RAM
At LEAST an Intel Core i5-2000

Recommended:

At LEAST 4GB+ of DDR3 RAm
At LEAST an Intel Core i7 (you might get away with a high i5)

Real systems:

1) Laptop
6GB of ram
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M 520 @ 2.40GHz (4 CPUs), 2.4GHz
Good to great quality

2) Unknown
8GB ram
AMD FX 8120
radeon hd 6870
Unknown quality

(Note, that you must have reasonably high stats to use this mod.)

Please note that even if you do not have the exact minimum system requirements, you can still run it, however you will most likely experience lots of lag.

MineVideo enables you to record ingame footage with the touch of one button. It's as easy as taking a screenshot and the resulting video files are small enough to quickly upload them to YouTube. (Usually around 20 - 200MBs, depending on the resolution of the recording) IT REQUIRES FORGE!

When you are in the game, simply press F4 to start the recording. A plop will be heard, and you are recording! To stop recording, press F4 again. A message will appear that shows the filename of the video and audio you've just created. (NOTE: Audio is still beta, it may or may not work, depending on your system)

The videos can then be found in the videos folder in your minecraft directory.