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hello YouTube my name is Willington and you are welcome to my channel in this video I'm going to show you just like the title says how to use your GeForce experience shuttle play to record your screen just like what I'm doing right here we'll get started just got your GeForce experience shortcut if you have it on the desktop and open it or you can go down here GeForce open NVIDIA GeForce experience and that will still open it for you it doesn't matter how you open it I just have to open it whichever way you do that so right when we get here I'll show you the system I'm running I have a geforce gtx 760 i7 4 7 7 0 k CPU is not overclocked 16 gigs of ram 1920 by 12 by 1200 resolution of my monitor and i have the current version as of today of the drivers of the geforce experience so just make sure you always have those up-to-date I'm running Windows 8.1 just as you can see here just make sure you always go here and you always want your GeForce drivers up-to-date just like their these are the current versions as of today so we'll get started how do you record your screen if you're not a gamer like me like I have no games at all I just use my system for video and animations and 3d stuff so usually you would have to use shadowplay only when you up in a game but i don't do that so it was useless for me and I so much wanted to use it what I'm Scott you know capturing my screen and finally I can and I going to show you how you can do that most important you want to turn it on just go right here shadowplay open it and turn it on right here once you turn it on you want to go to the Preferences shadowplay and tweak around these guys if you have a webcam attached and you want to record it this is how you do that camera and you have to turn it on right here and who LM I mean wags medium and small that's just how what big you want your your webcam to appear here but I don't have that so that's just wanted to show you those settings you can do that too the most important thing that we want for this video is this right here allow this crop capture you have to check that on that's how you have to do it if you don't enable that then it goes back to just in-game recording only so right down here you want to change if you have to I just leave mine in the default that's where all my seven videos go but if you want to change them to go somewhere else this is how you do that just go change to each other location you want and I have some settings right here that I have to mention like when you get to the shadow play right here when you open it you have settings here that can only be done when you're recording if I turn it off this will be disabled you can't do anything here same as here you have to turn it on before you can change any settings so the settings I wanted just give you a quick review about right here this gives you a quick open to your files wherever your that being said he just gives you a quick access to that and this just brings you to these settings right here and this one here is your audio when I'm not going to click these settings just because once I do that my timing starts right then like if I say I change any settings the video when I go to save it or start right when I change I click this setting so I'm not going to do that I'm just going to give you an idea of what's in these settings right here so in audio you have three options I think as of today might have changed whichever time you're watching this video but as of today it has three settings in here you can either turn it off like you don't want any audio being recorded or you can record just what the computer is playing that's if you are in a game and you just want to game sound only not in a sound from the microphone or you can put it away I have it right now in game and microphone so if I play anything on a computer and now it would end it also records my my voice on from the microphone so that's mainly what the settings that you have and then equality it gives you custom which is what I'm using right now 1080p and 30 frames per second it goes up to 1080p and I think 50 frames per second and it has some more settings in that you can see those and then what I wanted to say do is a shadow time the shadow time is how many minutes you want to be saved when you hit out f10 which is the way you save your files after switching around and doing whatever you're doing I have about 20 so every time I hit out f10 it will save the last 20 minutes this I mean if you have been recording for 30 minutes and you have it set to 20 minutes it will save the last 20 minutes of those 30 minutes you've been recording so that means the first 10 minutes you've not got them you've missed them so just make sure you know how long you're going to go all watch for whichever minutes you've said I think it goes down to about 5 minutes I'm not sure but 20 is the highest can go out so today okay so after you are done with all those settings just close it and go get work do whatever you are doing and once you are done heat out f10 and your file will be saved wherever you're you directly to be saved so after you're done with everything and by the way you don't have to have this open when you're hitting if 10 out of 10 you just hit out of 10 and your file will be saved wherever you want it to be saved and just go there and open it so that's that pretty much concludes this video please do not forget to subscribe to my channel I have more videos coming up and if you found this video helpful give it a thumbs up share with friends who might want to know about this and yeah subscribe to the channel and I will see you in the next video peace