#Nvidia shadowplay default save location how to#
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Let’s look at the three main stages for using the plugin in your game: After that, it can be switched on or off in the plugin menu, the “other” section in the list, as shown in Figure 2.

#Nvidia shadowplay default save location install#

Once you obtain the plugin, you install it as an engine plugin and rebuild. High level flow of NVIDIA Highlights in a game Unreal Engine Plugin Usage Figure 1 shows the overall flow of Highlights in a game. You can also find a more detailed overview of how NVIDIA HIghlights works on the GIT readme. NVIDIA Highlights allows developers to add triggers in their game code that activate automatic video recording and save short videos during a gameplay session. A C++ SDK (upon which the UE4 plugin is based) can be found on the NVIDIA public GIT. A game’s developer knows those key moments that deserve to be recorded and shared with other gamers. Players often wish they could capture and save memorable moments during gameplay. Then we’ll dive into the C++ interfaces (just a bit!) and go over how PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS implemented NVIDIA Highlights into their very popular battle royale shooter. We’ll cover blueprints first and give you an idea of how Highlights works. This tutorial focuses on the Unreal Engine plugin which adds support for NVIDIA Highlights to Blueprints and C++, allowing developers to integrate the SDK into their game with very little effort! (More information about Shadowplay can be found here). The file itself is in ProgramData.NVIDIA Highlights (or just Highlights) is a feature of NVIDIA Shadowplay that allows players to capture in-game moments automatically based on in-game events. I also found where the CaptureCore.log file was, in case you want to take a look.

#Nvidia shadowplay default save location manual#

Then things start to mess up again, like I tried to do manual recording (didn't work), instant replay (did work once surprisingly), 'alt tab' out again and went back in, then when I tried instant replay, the icon just put the red line across it. But when I open ETS 2 with DirectX 圆4 (I already tried the first option, just 圆4), and that I stay in the profile selection menu, it works fine until I 'alt tab' out of the game.

#Nvidia shadowplay default save location drivers#

I uninstalled ETS 2, GeForce Experience, and my NVIDIA drivers (with DDU for the last one), restarted computer, and installed the driver from the website of NVIDIA (clean install), and downloaded the game again, and left the default settings on ShadowPlay (location, all notifications on, etc.)Īs I mentioned before, doing 'alt tab' in my farm game is just fine, I can be away for several minutes, then get back in the game and it would record just fine. Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (build 14393), 64-bit Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M (2GB) Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700HQ CPU 2.60GHz If you need more information like the specs, here it is: I wonder if it's on NVIDIA's side, or on my laptop, I have no clue. It can't be because of my settings, because I haven't changed those at all (except when I did a fresh install of GeForce Experience).

#Nvidia shadowplay default save location update#

I've also had an OS update but that was before the problem occurred.Ĭould it be the OS itself? I have Windows 10 (family), with Fall Creators Update (that I've had for a while already). Last software I've installed was over a week ago. All I remember that I've done was playing ETS 2 (recording worked just fine the 13th), editing and uploading a video.

#Nvidia shadowplay default save location how to#

I tried to look up for any solutions online, regarding ShadowPlay stops working, ShadowPlay stops when alt tabbing, and I just can't figure out how to fix it. Recordings work fine, until I Alt+Tab out of the game again. I've tried to uninstall NVIDIA GeForce Experience, restart the computer, and reinstall it. After that, I would basically need to restart the game each time (which would be a big pain in the.) The 15th, I realized the problem can be reproduced when I Alt+Tab out of ETS 2, regardless of if it's in single player or multiplayer. When I come back in the game, the ShadowPlay status icon is crossed with a red line. When I finished playing, I noticed that it didn't save any videos at all. At first, it didn't look like there was any issues, because the icon and notifications was displaying correctly. I started having an issue with my recording software (ShadowPlay) since the 14th of January.