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welcome back to take a city's brownies coming back to you guys today with a video on shadow play which is a new add-on extension released in the 331 drivers from the video now essentially what this is is a gameplay capturing software and it's only unfortunately it's only for the six GD x 6 and 7 series since they actually have a hardware h.264 encoder built onto the graphics cards now the good news is is that if you can use this software it is damn impressive and today I'm going to be specifically comparing a 30-second clip of shadow play versus a 30-second clip of Dxtory now the first thing to remember is it is essentially it's an unfair comparison because one is only 720p and the other 1080p but I want you guys to pay a particular attention to the smoothness of the gameplay footage and you know and also the file sizes i'm going to say before we get into the gameplay footage the file sizes are extremely small and this is even at 1080p at 30 frames per second the file size is just small and they're beautiful laga dress was about three times bigger and that was only half the quality at 720p so at 1080p six times thus while sizes this was the logarithmic kodak with Dxtory anyway let's jump into the gameplay footage and after that i'll will explain a little bit more about shadow play and i'll talk about the benefits of it and also the benefits you know there's still benefits to be had from using software like Dxtory anyway let's move on to the gameplay footage noun 1 e ki a he's gone instead of back on bonus visual friendlies and telling us target towel and put a fix target destroyed check on thomas buff radar is down changing he's gone transitioning so there you have it hopefully you guys notice the difference between the two gameplay footage 'as i certainly did I thought the shadow play gameplay footage was a little bit smoother than the dxtory footage now also will say that both of these were recorded at 30 frames per second and they both you know since YouTube only allows the 30 FPS limit on their videos now we'll say that the limitations of shadow play is that it doesn't and at the moment it doesn't allow you to record multiple audio inputs at the same time it also doesn't have the feature set that dxtory it currently has but I will say the performance hit on both dxtory and shadow play was next to nothing I didn't notice it they'll both really good they're both lightweight programs for recording gameplay I will say the Dxtory does offer more options I mean you can mocks audio which basically you know separate the audio from the video so you've got a little bit more options that edit things as well so Dxtory still is a good program but the biggest benefit of shadow play let me go back to shadow play now is that it's free it's smoother and the file sizes are literally a third I think know if you comparing them quality the same quality the same quality the file sizes are a six of the size both of both lieutenant at 1080p so that's a really good thing for shadow play it's really lightweight it's really good for someone who maybe wants to get into recording gameplay footage and doesn't know if they'd like it or not it's also really good for someone like me who records gameplay footage and then records audio after they record the gameplay footage so this is going to be my new recording program of choice now for recording gameplay footage for you guys and also you beginning the gameplay footage in 1080p so anyway hopefully you guys enjoyed this quick comparison obviously there's probably a few points that I did miss some big points so you guys can put them in the comments if you like if you like this quick comparison the please give it a thumbs up and also i'll catch you guys soon so sorry i haven't been given you guys videos much hun benton i came down with this really really bad flu so I've been pretty bed bound for the last few days and anyway I'll get you guys out some more videos very soon so I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I'll catch you soon with another video peace out for now brandy bye