I would never pick OBS over any other form of game recording. It stutters constantly, only giving you brief moments of smooth gameplay. Then you would find out OBS works horribly with Subnautica. You could also stop being such a OBS fanboy, try and use OBS with Subnautica. OBS is one of the most used capture software out there right now.because its great software, not because nvidia fanboys use it.

Go do a poll, with all the youtube vid makers, all the streamers.all those kinda cats.go ask them what software there using.tally up how many people are using Shadowplay and how many are using OBS.

You could ignore this guy.listen to me, and go get yourself some decent capture software =) You can even record yourself browsing steam forums with stupid comments in them. Shadowplay can basically record anything in this mode. Plus, we also have dedicated guides on how to upgrade PS5 internal storage and how to transfer data from PS4 to PS5.Spazfrag původně napsal:Ignore previous poster, and just switch to 'Allow Desktop capture'. And if you happen to have snagged yourself a PS5 be sure to check out our roundup of the best PS5 tips that everyone needs to know. Speaking of gaming, if you like to switch to a couch and console on occasion we also have a guide dedicated to explaining how to use Discord on Xbox One (the process is the same on the Series X). Now you know how to capture video and livestream yourself playing your favorite PC games! If you want to fine-tune how your stream looks, simply click Settings to modify details like what resolution you're streaming out, what overlays you're using, and the like. Simply click Broadcast live instead ( or use the Alt + F8 keyboard shortcut) and you'll be able to stream live video of yourself playing games out to any number of supported streaming services (including Facebook, Twitch and YouTube at time of publication) once you log into them. If you'd rather stream out live video of yourself playing games via Nvidia's software, you can.

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