Time to upgrade to MPC from VLC, guys.
VLCplayer has been really bad with the mp4 container for me for ages now. Switched to MPC HC and haven't looked back.I noticed some juddering when watching the files with VLCplayer after recording them. It seems smoother in Windows Media player though. When running fraps on the video recording it constantly fluctuates between 62 and 63fps, could that have something to do with it?
Win8.1
2 Titans SLI
3930k
16gb ram
ect..
Durante, do you have any settings suggestions to get Dark Souls to work with this?
This looks really interesting. Is it completely integrated into GeForce Experience or can you use it separately?
Vids are a bit muddier than FRAPS, naturally, but you can't argue with the performance and it certainly saves me some time in terms of the workflow - particularly if Youtube is the destination.
Once they implement a file-splitting capability for constant recording ala FRAPS I will probably switch over entirely.
Once they implement a file-splitting capability for constant recording ala FRAPS I will probably switch over entirely.
Tried quickly in Black Ops II.
Performances hit seems almost inexistent. WTF O_O
The quality of footage is fine for my YT purposes.
With a wider set of options would be perfect.
Performances hit seems almost inexistent. WTF O_O
The quality of footage is fine for my YT purposes.
With a wider set of options would be perfect.
Just downloaded it and tested it out. Seems to have little to no performance impact and I really liked the quality of the output file. Gonna try testing it out with some more games (LoL in particular).
Some Arkham Origins footage straight to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtUys9-ZEcU
Some Arkham Origins footage straight to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtUys9-ZEcU
I've noticed a minor performance hit, but it is like a 2 - 3 FPS on average, at least going off this Batman: AO benchmark.
Yeah, works as well as I could have hoped for me.Originally Posted by Kinthalis
Gorgeous footage! The quality is excellent, specially for the file size. I haven't seen ANY performance hit on my games.
Really loving this.
Just don't use borderless windowed mode (use real fullscreen).Durante, do you have any settings suggestions to get Dark Souls to work with this?
No the fuck it's not. Raw or nothing at all. Excuse my french.Because FRAPS footage is RAW, which is pointless beyond anything.
If you can't get raw footage out of Shadowplay then it's a failure in my books.
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Can't agree with you more.Originally Posted by Terbinator
Time to upgrade to MPC from VLC, guys.
gah the drivers are fine but shadowplay insta-bluescreens my pc when i go to switch it on :/
What requirement does the game need for it to work? Can't record in Super Hexagon either :o
Just in time for BF4, yay.
Would be cool to see some actual benchmarks of the performance impact.
Would be cool to see some actual benchmarks of the performance impact.
Hrm. Between this and Gsync, I might need to get an nVidia card when they start being reasonable prices...
Does it also capture 60 FPS or is it capped to 30?
I know it can stream to twitch with 60 FPS.
Besides, why would you ever need anything other than FRAPS to capture RAW?
I know it can stream to twitch with 60 FPS.
Some of us actually play games where performance matters.No the fuck it's not. Raw or nothing at all. Excuse my french.
If you can't get raw footage out of Shadowplay then it's a failure in my books.
Besides, why would you ever need anything other than FRAPS to capture RAW?
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(10-27-2013, 05:00 PM)
Looks great. Nice that there is a minimal performance hit.Originally Posted by koshunter
Some Arkham Origins footage straight to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtUys9-ZEcU
Really cool, just a shame about the 10min max on W7 despite quality settings
Silly question, but I like to have streams/music on in the background, is there a way to filter that out and just capture in game sound in general for footage? I noticed in Shadowplay settings that you can choose "Sound - In game/Off", but it still captures everything
Silly question, but I like to have streams/music on in the background, is there a way to filter that out and just capture in game sound in general for footage? I noticed in Shadowplay settings that you can choose "Sound - In game/Off", but it still captures everything
Seems like a few fps drop in Tomb Raider.
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I tried this with Castlevania:LoS but it will only record the game without sounds, probably it had to do with my aftermarket sound card or something.
Won't work in Cave Story and super house of dead ninjas either :(
This is pretty cool.
Yeah doesn't appear Dark Souls works. Anyone else wanna try it and confirm?
Just tried it out - the quality is very good, perf hit was minimal - seemed to be around 5-10% in BF3. It records at 60fps which won't show on youtube, so it looks even better than the videos linked so far. Are there any reputable video sharing sites that play 60fps?
Did a benchmark recording with ShadowPlay on Batman Arkham Origins:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79wfJ...ature=youtu.be
All settings on maximum (including PhysX), 4xMSAA. For comparison, without ShadowPlay recording:
http://i.imgur.com/PaYi3yg.jpg
Minimum framerate seems inconsistent and unreliable, seems to dip massively during transitions between scenes, however actual real gameplay doesn't experience these transitions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79wfJ...ature=youtu.be
All settings on maximum (including PhysX), 4xMSAA. For comparison, without ShadowPlay recording:
http://i.imgur.com/PaYi3yg.jpg
Minimum framerate seems inconsistent and unreliable, seems to dip massively during transitions between scenes, however actual real gameplay doesn't experience these transitions.
One advantage of recording in 60fps is that you can do smooth slow mo effects.
http://ideone.com/Mr8GkwMind posting the config file?
Can also confirm that the recorded video is choppy when played through Quicktime (not sure why this was the only video player I had on my PC) but as soon as I installed and played it on MPC-HC the playback is silky smooth. My performance hits are negligible so this is a pretty awesome piece of software.
Last edited by SleazyC; 10-27-2013 at 05:42 PM.
1080p is the limit resolution of ShadowPlay? So if I'm playing at 2560x1600, SP will max out at 1080p for recording?
And you have the in-game fullscreen option set to Fullscreen?
I'm very impressed with the results I'm seeing in this thread. Really compelling feature.
The quality is damn good and I didn't feel any performance hit in Team Fortress 2. I'm liking this quite a bit.
I just spent a few minutes trying it out on a few games. I'm really impressed so far but there is one flaw I've noticed. It doesn't seem to record hardware-rendered audio, such as using OpenAL or DirectSound3D with your sound card. For most modern games this isn't a problem, as few support hardware sound, but I'd like to find a solution if possible.
Last edited by Arulan; 10-27-2013 at 06:24 PM.
With ShadowPlay and G-sync, Nvidia are on a roll.
I have been playing with this for the last hour or so, loving it.
The quality is fantastic.
The quality is fantastic.
What would the easiest way to get audio commentary with the video?
Played a little more on Arkham and man, this thing is great. You really get to capture what you want, when you want and at such minimal cost.
Recorded an hour an a half of footage at 1080/60 and it was 19.1GB @ around 37mb/s.
It's kinda funny seeing as only two weeks ago I bought a 3TB hard drive specifically because I thought I'd be using FRAPS.
Recorded an hour an a half of footage at 1080/60 and it was 19.1GB @ around 37mb/s.
It's kinda funny seeing as only two weeks ago I bought a 3TB hard drive specifically because I thought I'd be using FRAPS.
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