[ARCHIVED] Recording:How to only save the last minute of driving

[Andrea Vaillant]

Recording:How to only save the last minute of driving

This method will cost you only 2 frames

 

Use /pinfo before saving the clip and not after!!

 

 

-Open Xbox App, go to settings (blue circle) and select Game DVR (red circle)

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-Make sure that it is enabled (first circle)

-Write down these two combinations:

   Win+Alt+R to start and stop recording a normal clip

  Win+Alt+G to save the last minute (for example,use it immediatly after a crash)

 

To record the last minute enable also the other option in the second circle.

Make sure the option in the third circle is set to 1 minute,which is ok for everything (a good kill in battlefield,a crash in ets2...)

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If you have a poor gpu (i have an hd530) don't worry because you will lose something like 2 frames,not even noticeable.

Anyway you can lower (or higher) the quality of the clips:

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[Ibbi]

In the latest version of Windows, it is different now.

 

Here, make the necessary changes!

 

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[Rootyyy]

For people who don't use Windows 10, this can also be done in OBS, a free program that can also be used to stream, and record full videos.

[ImOllie]

Or, use ShadowPlay, (if you have an Nvidia Graphics Card)

[Guest Cowie]

Hello, a nice guide I see here.

-ccowie

[Unknown Gamer]

Ok guide but please avoid using Xbox if you can, it is a major FPS buster. If you have Nvidia, use shadowplay and if you have AMD use AMD Relive

[Guest]

Thanks for this guide topic.

However,I don't like these such type a programs because difficult to use.

I advise bandicam or plays.tv because easier to use. 

[szykaro23]

Thanks!

[Phon]

Hello there,

 

I am going to archive this guide as we do not see a need for it. There is already another megathread (that we have recently created) that shows various instructions on using game bar.

 

You can view that other topic here:

- Phon

TruckersMP Community Manager