Monday, October 28th 2013
NVIDIA Readies GeForce Experience ShadowPlay
NVIDIA is readying a new GeForce Experience feature called ShadowPlay. The feature lets you record or stream your gameplay in high-quality h.264 format, with minimal performance impact, in comparison to other third party apps, such as FRAPS and MSI Afterburner. While apps such as FRAPS capture from the DirectX pipeline, and strain various sub-systems by recording videos into near-lossless AVI formats, NVIDIA might be experimenting with an alternative method, besides recording in formats that don't strain the system too much. ShadowPlay is debuting with a new driver labeled GeForce 331.65 beta, which was leaked to the web. Screenshots of the GeForce Experience also reveal an applet by NVIDIA that lets you control LEDs on reference design GTX 770, GTX 780, GTX TITAN, and GTX 690. Since the leaked drivers are hosted on third-party file sharing sites, we must caution you on possible security risks.
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16 Comments on NVIDIA Readies GeForce Experience ShadowPlay
or you can just use bandicam. Bandicam is an alternative to fraps and better in my opinion. Can record both desktop and games.
www.bandicam.com/
Supports intel Quicksync, nvidia cuda and AMD app.
>>>>> much better than fraps, encodes on the fly, less impact on performance.
P.S
Installed, and Shadowplay is grayed out. Now, uninstalled GeForce experience. I put Bandicam to check it out.
No apparent performance hit as far as I can tell.
Drivers are up on the official Geforce sites too.
Either way, both work just fine, ShadowPlay from my early testing is pretty fab already.