halffere.blogg.se - Nvidia shadowplay streaming

Open your game and select Alt + Z which is the default key to bring up Nvidia ShadowPlay.

This is particularly useful for creating clips of your best moments, and editing out the times where you were on a bio break. If you are using a new Twitch account, you will need to enable the “Automatically archive my broadcasts” option on your account page.

Following your broadcast, a recording of the stream will appear on your Twitch website profile and can be edited and saved for archiving, or embedding on websites.

Press the defined shortcuts once more to end webcam output and broadcasting.

Load a DirectX game running in Fullscreen screen mode, and press the defined shortcut (Alt + F8 by default) to activate broadcasting to Twitch.

3.5Mbps is required for High Quality, 2Mbps for medium, and 0.75Mbps for low.

Select the quality mode based on your internet upload speed.

Click the Log In button and enter your Twitch credentials (create a Twitch account on the Twitch website if you do not already have one), before clicking Log In on the dedicated account screen.

Activate ShadowPlay by clicking the large on-off switch.

Click the ShadowPlay button on the top right of the client to open the ShadowPlay control panel.

If you have a previous version of GeForce Experience already installed, open GeForce Experience, click the Preferences tab, click Updates on the left of the screen, ensure GeForce Experience is checked in the Updates panel, and click Check now to begin an automatic download of 1.8.1. Download, install, and open GeForce Experience 1.8.1.To get started, follow the simple steps below:

This is the first beta release of this feature, so be sure to try out on and see how it works. ShadowPlay is revolutionary, providing high quality streams with almost no noticeable performance impact for our users. We’re extremely excited to work with NVIDIA to make Twitch live streaming available to GeForce Experience users. “Broadcasting to Twitch has become an integral part of the gaming experience, said Brooke Van Dusen, Director of Business Development, Twitch. Below is a recording of Warframe, captured using GeForce Experiences ShadowPlay Twitch streaming, with the Quality option set to High. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600 and GeForce GTX 700 series video card owners can install the latest build of this software and record their gaming to disk thanks to the built-in H.264 hardware encoder in the GPU. NVIDIA today updated GeForce Experience to version 1.8.1, which is good news for many gamers as it adds Twitch streaming to ShadowPlay, enabling you to broadcast your gameplay and commentary live to gamers worldwide, instantly, and without the need for additional capture equipment or software.