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- Oct 22, 2011
Hi,
This is a question to anyone who knows a bit about Shadowplay, the recording software from nVidia.
I have an issue which is perhaps not an actual problem from Shadowplay but simply a preference that I have.
I don't know if this is the right forum to ask this kind of question, I also wrote a post on the official GeForce forums, so we'll see.
Switching to Win10, Shadowplay has given me absolutely no problem, recording still works with every game and no performance issue. The only difference is that in Win7 before I switched, Shadowplay was automatically cutting the recordings into 3.9GB files every time it reached that size (meaning 15-20 minutes in the games I play), which it does not do anymore in Win10.
I thought it was a feature but after researching a bit around the web it seems it was because it had to be this way in Win7 for Shadowplay to work correctly. Tell me if I'm wrong. What I want to know though is if there is any way at all to reactivate this with Shadowplay in Win10, since it is in fact really useful for my recording purposes and the disk space I have available.
If there is no way to re-activate this I will simply manually stop and start recording again between every match in the games I play, but I would still appreciate this to be possible.
Thanks very much to anyone who would answer.
This is a question to anyone who knows a bit about Shadowplay, the recording software from nVidia.
I have an issue which is perhaps not an actual problem from Shadowplay but simply a preference that I have.
I don't know if this is the right forum to ask this kind of question, I also wrote a post on the official GeForce forums, so we'll see.
Switching to Win10, Shadowplay has given me absolutely no problem, recording still works with every game and no performance issue. The only difference is that in Win7 before I switched, Shadowplay was automatically cutting the recordings into 3.9GB files every time it reached that size (meaning 15-20 minutes in the games I play), which it does not do anymore in Win10.
I thought it was a feature but after researching a bit around the web it seems it was because it had to be this way in Win7 for Shadowplay to work correctly. Tell me if I'm wrong. What I want to know though is if there is any way at all to reactivate this with Shadowplay in Win10, since it is in fact really useful for my recording purposes and the disk space I have available.
If there is no way to re-activate this I will simply manually stop and start recording again between every match in the games I play, but I would still appreciate this to be possible.
Thanks very much to anyone who would answer.
