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what up YouTube it's willington here and today we are going to be learning how to screen capture using shadow play on Windows 10 all right so obviously you want to open the application and give it some time too low it up and there you are it opens up in my array and that's because the last time I close this that's where it was so after checking that your drivers are all up to date and everything is looking good this is the button that we want right here just click on that and you open up this window actually minimize that so this is what we're looking at right here you have all these options right here that you can tweak around to your preferences but before any of that is enabled you have to click and turn on this shadow play so click that it takes some time a couple of seconds and there we go so first off this button right here this is for you to select where you'll be saving your videos like well it's saved the recorded media is going to be saved and then the next is this gear looking setting thing if you click on that it opens up the preferences and most of these are things that I leave off because like this one here is for your webcam in case you have a webcam that you use to record the screen and you wanted to you know you it's just to position where your picture will be or your feet will be on the screen so I don't have one so I usually just leave that one off just like that and then this one here is the status indicator I haven't found any purpose for it when you turn it on it just just it's a status indicator you know what's happening with dumb with your shadow play I feel like it's mainly for people i'm recording this in games for me i usually leave that one off too many frame counter is also just for gamers so this is just the positioning why you want you to be honest screen so I leave that one off to the main thing that we want here on the screen is allow desktop capture so you turn that one on and that enables us to record this screen right here rather than just recording in game if it's off it it can only record the game that you're playing as soon as you close your game it's not recording anything and at the bottom right here it gives you all the options all the shortcuts to all the things that you can do and at the bottom here is all the things I've already talked about like this is why your videos will be located and saved and this is just a temporary file location why you can change that one too but the main thing I usually use here is the old f10 and let's just saves however many minutes you've chosen it just saves your video it's a shortcut you just press out + f10 like just press both of those together and I'll save your video will see that in a minute so that's what the this button here does it just brings you to the settings screen but right on this screen I will minimize that one again on this screen here you still have these options right here that you can change I will start on the right hand right here and this is the audio right now it's on off and that's because i'm not using I'm not feeding my audio right into the computer so i don't really need it on so you can choose it to be off so that way is not recording any audio either in the computer or the audio that's coming into the computer and then this next setting right here is for if you want to record the audio that's being played on the computer lets you playing music or your there's a game going on any audio that's been processed on produced in a computer it will be recorded as as well as the audio coming from your microphone we have ed phones on that have a microphone on it that all you'll be recorded to and then this setting right here this is for just the audio that's been produced by your computer it won't record anything that's coming coming into the computer and that's what that does like I said I'm not using it so I usually just leave that one off since I record my audio outside of the computer and then just put them together later on and then the quality this is how how much quality you want for your video basically only just changes mainly than megabytes per second like right here as you see it tells you under settings you have so it's on wall and if I do medium it's now a 22 megabytes per second and if I chain you too high it goes to 50 and most of the times I just do custom and decide whatever quality I want myself I usually just do 1080 and then the frames you have sixty or thirty and i usually do 30 that's mostly what I do so that's that button the next button on is the shuttle time and this is the one of the most important things that you want to set so this determines how far how long how much time is going to be recorded by your recorder once you once you hit the Save button right here so right now it's at ten I most of the time will make it go all the way to 20 just so I know everything is covered because I don't ever make videos about longer than 20 minutes so that way as soon as you hit that button right here it starts recording and once you hit this right here when you're done whatever you're doing like tutorials or anything like that once you hear the out f10 it will save the last 20 minutes now that's important you have to know if it's all the way to 20 whatever you're doing has to be under 20 minutes because if you just keep going past the 20 minutes it's all it's not going to save all of that stuff so you have to make sure that you are keeping an eye on time so if I did 20 minutes and then I did my tutorial what if i'm working on showing on in on screen and I go over 20 minutes to 30 minutes if I'm 30 minutes end and then I would I hid out f10 it's only going to record that 20 minutes and it's not going to be it not is not going to save the last 10 minutes at the first 10 minutes that I did so you have to make sure you are within a time limit that's why i usually leave my 20 because i don't usually ever go over 20 minutes and next up right here is all these different settings right here shadow and manual enables shadow and manual quoting modes i really only use shadow that way i'm controlling the time and whenever I want to to save my you know last 20 minutes in this case I would just hit off out of 10 and that's it so unless you really need both of these I'm not really sure even worst what the difference is I haven't found a way of using them since I don't have many games that I play using using the GeForce experience but yeah I usually just leave my and it just works so basically that's it I'm the only thing I wanted to mention i should have said this in the beginning is the shadow play is only available if you want line so if my um if my internet is off so if I for example right here if I want and disconnected internet is this one here right now and then I open the GeForce experience it will load up but there's no shuttle play no matter where I go I can't find it it's not there so you do have to make sure that you are connected online before you can get shuttled place sometimes it's the case when people don't know and they just want to record something and are not online they can find it so you make sure you are connected so if I close it and then connect to the internet so now I'm connected and if i go and reopen it there you go it's on so you just make sure you have your intern and on and you won't have any problems thank you for watching again make sure you subscribe to my channel and leave your questions and comments in this comments section below and I will see you in the next video thanks for watching again see you bye