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<\/a>Geforce Shadowplay options<\/p><\/div>\n
This means that for anyone wishing to record gameplay of any length at their own discretion, Microsoft’s latest OS is a non-negotiable requirement. Many people may take this as an invitation to stick to alternate recording programs like FRAPS.<\/p>\n
In addition, there is a resolution cap of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Games that are run at a higher resolution will be downsampled to 1080p. This is likely a limitation of the hardware encoder and not the software. Frame rates are limited to 60 frames per second, with a minimum of 30fps for the capture software to work.<\/p>\n
Users that have already grabbed the beta files are also reporting that the capturing software does occasionally not record audio if one uses a discrete sound card. Other issues stem from game support, with Dark Souls being one of the notable games not yet playing ball. Games run in a window or emulators are not supported at this time.<\/p>\n
Shadowplay will eventually form the basis of a new streaming partnership with Twitch.tv, which will see a custom software client embedded into Geforce experience that uses the encoder to both record and stream gameplay at the same time. The Twitch streaming is still in development and will be available in the near future.<\/p>\n
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