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One thing I’d like to point out is that the duration of a recording is maxed out at 1 hour by default. There are a lot more settings you can tweak in Gaming section in the Settings app, such as customizing your own keyboard shortcuts for the Game bar, turning on/off audio recording during broadcasting, deciding whether to use the Game Mode, etc. You can also find the recorded videos in Xbox under Game DVR, and view or edit them right there. The video is saved under Captures folder in Videos as an MP4 format that you can replay on most of the media player. Check the option “ Record game in the background” to turn on the Background recording.

You can also tweak the recording settings by clicking the Gear icon on the Game Bar. Win + Alt + PrtScr – to take a screenshot of the app.Win + Alt + R – to start/stop a screen recording.The nice thing is that Xbox remembers the Game Bar setting in the app so next time when you open the same app, you can start recording or screen capturing directly without press Win+Q to bring up the Game Bar. To stop, either click the Square box button or press Win + Alt + R again. A red timer will show up at the upright corner indicating how long the screen has been recorded. Then, click Red dot icon or press Win + Alt + R to start recording. If this is the first time you are doing this, the following pop-up pops up inside the app.Ĭlick Yes, this is a game, the Game bar shows up.

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Here is how to use it, very easy, intuitive, and works seamlessly with any apps you want to record.įirst of all, open the app you need to the screen recording, and press Win + G. Yes, Windows 10 has a screen recording feature built-in, and it’s part of Xbox integration, known as Game Bar.

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