I recommend, you guessed it, SugarSync for your backup. You'll get 5 GB for the free account, a 30 day 60 GB trial, automatic syncing, a special program for each of your computers and mobile devices to manage your files, and you can even upload files to your folders online on other computers, and it all comes with a really nice UI for the website, desktop program and mobile apps.

My favorite feature though, is the ability to upload files to any of your folders... on other computers. Not only that, but if you want to install a CS set, you can upload it through any web browser, and when you RCT3 on your computer at home, the set's already installed. You can also use this feature when making a WIP (Work in Progress) ride or park, and sync up your RCT3 documents. Share the file and post it online, and every time you make a change to that file, for example, save and replace it in RCT3, the link that you posted will be updated too. One last thing you can do with the same feature is, if you back up your RCT3 pictures and have them download on another computer, you don't need a flash drive, you don't need to upload and download it, but it automagically puts it into the folder you specified. Then you can just upload it from the other computer.

It's really easy to get more free storage, too. Share a file, upload from a mobile device, refer other people to the service, and more. If you refered someone and the sign up, you get another half a GB. If that person becomes a premium member, you get a whopping 10 GB for free. If you plan on using this service, click the link below and you'll get some free storage, and so will I. Then we're both winners!

https://www.sugarsync.com/referral?rf=bh...nt=5820137

Good day Alexwohlbruck.
Thank you very much for the tip with the outsourced database. My provider also offers this free opportunity. One use I have so far but do not use them. I also did not particularly keen, because I myself have 5 TB of storage media. A daily backup is performed automatically from my PC to external hard drives. Since I'm no longer in private practice, I do not use an external data query.
But I know your efforts for this tip certainly appreciate it.
Thank you for your reply and wish you a nice weekend.
LG
wojoma

Thanks for the help guys, I'll try your suggestions

This is sound advice, Wojoma.

Sorry, posted in wrong thread.

I notice that when you set your game's resolution into very wide, then your videos are HD

Hi everyone. Solved the problem, someone at Frontier suggested a fix and also some of my issues also stemmed from the wide resolution as the (warning: technical reasoning from this point on) since HD has a wider range of view, the game would render more polygons, so 1366 x 768 would actually have less stress on certain systems than 1280x768. Also, lowering the resolution to something like 720 x 480 (near HD aspect ratio, DVD quality resolution) would make the game unplayable as certain objects, like the sky, need the minimum resolution of 800 x 600 to be seen, so operating the game at 720 x 480 would make the whole sky white. Also, anti-aliasing is not available at these resolutions.

Anyway, now got video issues fixed for a while but suddenly it started not recording again. I guess I will have to use old clips of my coaster for a trailer I'm putting up, good thing they are relatively recent compared to the first videos of that coaster. And before the issues appeared again I was able to record a POV. Yeah!