Is it good to record with Nvidia?
Nvidia’s ShadowPlay is a solid and easy to use feature that offers fairly good performance for low- to mid-range PCs. If you plan on using an alternative to ShadowPlay on a budget rig we’d recommend deleting the software to prevent GFE from running in the background, and dragging performance down even further.
Where is my Nvidia video recording?
Go to your settings by clicking the cog in the top right-hand side of your screen. From settings select in-game overlay (in the 3rd section) and then go to settings again. Click recordings and from here you will see where your videos are being saved.
Is Nvidia ShadowPlay better than OBS for recording?
ShadowPlay demands enough space in the hard drive and allows users to recompress or re-encode their recorded files as per need. The best idea is to use OBS for long sessions and terrible bandwidth ranges; whereas ShadowPlay is nice choice if you have great bandwidth.
How do I record my screen with Nvidia?
At least until you’re used to being seen in public. Open your game and select Alt + Z which is the default key to bring up Nvidia ShadowPlay . Select Record to begin recording. Play your game. Select Alt + Z and stop recording once you’re finished.
How to stop Nvidia recording?
Open GeForce Experience overlay, click the Record option, and choose Settings or Custom. Set the Quality, Resolution and other options, and click Save to confirm it and close the dialog. When you enter the screen or game you want to record, choose Start from the Record menu to initiate GeForce Experience recording.
What is the best game capture software?
Open Broadcast Software (OBS) Studio tops the list for best game capture software.This suite is ridiculously flexible, allowing you to capture not only your game but also add a shot of your webcam, a watermark, and even more complex elements. The performance impact of OBS is also surprisingly small considering how much it can do.
Where do GeForce Experience screenshots get saved?
To take a screenshot with GeForce Experience, press Alt+F1. The screenshot will be saved to the GeForce Experience gallery, and you’ll see a “Screenshot has been saved to Gallery” notification appear at the top right corner of your screen.
