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If you're recording the full desktop, then use ShadowPlay if you have an nvidia card (it comes with the nvidia software and utilizes the native GPU encoding). O
by jjcm 5y ago
If you're recording the full desktop, then use ShadowPlay if you have an nvidia card (it comes with the nvidia software and utilizes the native GPU encoding). Otherwise, use the Xbox Game Bar, which is installed by default in Windows 10.
If you need to record a specific portion of the screen, I'd recommend the open source tool Captura: https://mathewsachin.github.io/Captura/ https://mathewsachin.github.io/Captura/
It's no longer maintained as of July 2020, but it's quite effective at what it does and is not lacking for features. I use it for recording UI interactions all the time.
- mtone 5y agoXbox Game Bar is very limited. It only captures a single window not the actual desktop, so you won't see any other window, dialog or context menu. I noticed it when I tried to record a demo of a git merge flow in an IDE. Fail! I wish this was properly built-in on Windows, since the recording is otherwise excellent.
- euph0ria 5y agoThanks!