Your recorded game videos will by default be saved to your user account's Videos folder. Step 1: Run ShadowPlay and go to NVIDIA GeForce Experience - Preferences - ShadowPlay to enable “Allow Desktop Capture” option Step 2: Then you can open your Minecraft in windowed mode and click on Record > Start button in ShadowPlay to begin recording your Windows desktop in fullscreen Step 3: When your game gets over, simply press Alt+F9 or click Record - "Stop and Save" to complete recording. Keep in mind that recording with ShadowPlay can impact your game performance, so make sure that your computer system is enough to meet recording requirements.
To fix this issue, you can follow steps that we show here. In fact, ShadowPlay just directly supports games that adopts Direct3D, but for the one who uses OpenGL, such as Minecraft, it cannot work normally. How to Record Minecraft with ShadowPlayīased on users' feedback, there is a problem with the ShadowPlay feature in Nvidia Experience to record videos from Minecraft. Step 1: Download OBS on your computer and get it started Step 2: Click on the "+" under Sources, select "Game Capture" option and then choose "Capture any full-screen application" - OK Step 3: The Game Capture will be shown in the Sources list and you can now open Minecraft on your computer on Full Screen Step 4: Go back to check whether Minecraft appears in OBS and you can click Start Recording to capture your game. What's better, with well-designed DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan graphics technologies, you can use Bandicam to record in high resolution.
It supports webcam recording to add your face to the footage easily. It's a typical lightweight screen recorder for gamers that has ability to record Minecraft at 480fps in 4K UHD. How to Record Minecraft on PC with Bandicamīandicam has a game mode to capture any gameplay and a "Screen Recording" mode to record video and audio without lag.
Also, you can directly begin to record by clicking the "Start" button. Step 1: Load the Minecraft on your desktop and then click "Windows" icon > find "Setting" > Choose "Gaming" Step 2: Click "Game Bar" on the left if you need to change the shortcuts to start or stop capturing, turn on or off the microphone voice, and take a snapshot Step 3: Press "Windows + G" to call out the "Game Bar" and tick "Yes, this is a game" Step 4: If you do not reset the shortcut keys, start recording Minecraft by pressing "Windows + Alt + R".
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