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Software | Windows 11 Pro 23H2 |
I just installed the latest 16.12.2 AMD driver and started using Readeon ReLive. While it's miles better than Raptr, I'm finding a few quirks, so I'd like to compare notes with any of you whom have tried it.
1. I can never tell if my attempt to save an Instant Replay is successful. The hotkey for it seems hit and miss. I have more luck enabling the toolbar and actually clicking on it. However last time it saved a 20 min segment, I didn't even see the text in the upper right corner indicating it was saved.
2. I usually use VirtualDub to edit and compress my files, but I had to install a Quicktime plugin for it to even be able to open ReLive files, and now VDub's hotkeys are going haywire ("Dub in progress" when hitting Enter, which used to start the video).
3. The onscreen mode indicator is not invisible to recording like the Fraps FPS counter. You have to completely disable it to keep it from showing up in your video. I assume the same goes for the manual recording indicator, which would make it hard to know it you're recording or not.
4. I don't like that Wattman and Chill are only compatible with the RX 400 series GPUs. This is a minor nitpick, I know.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great tool, and comparable to ShadowPlay in most regards. I was just hoping any of you whom have used it can shed some light on mainly the first two points. I don't yet feel like I can trust it to always record the set time for Instant Replay, and it doesn't always even indicate it has when it does. I'd also like to know what editors you're using with this tool. I like VDub because it's fairly fast, and I don't usually add effects anyway.
Next I'll be attempting a 15Mb quality setting, to see if it looks the same quality as 50MB, compressed afterward with 10,000 bitrate vfw (should be about same file size). I basically want to speed up the process, especially since my ISP upload speed is less than 1Mb.
1. I can never tell if my attempt to save an Instant Replay is successful. The hotkey for it seems hit and miss. I have more luck enabling the toolbar and actually clicking on it. However last time it saved a 20 min segment, I didn't even see the text in the upper right corner indicating it was saved.
2. I usually use VirtualDub to edit and compress my files, but I had to install a Quicktime plugin for it to even be able to open ReLive files, and now VDub's hotkeys are going haywire ("Dub in progress" when hitting Enter, which used to start the video).
3. The onscreen mode indicator is not invisible to recording like the Fraps FPS counter. You have to completely disable it to keep it from showing up in your video. I assume the same goes for the manual recording indicator, which would make it hard to know it you're recording or not.
4. I don't like that Wattman and Chill are only compatible with the RX 400 series GPUs. This is a minor nitpick, I know.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great tool, and comparable to ShadowPlay in most regards. I was just hoping any of you whom have used it can shed some light on mainly the first two points. I don't yet feel like I can trust it to always record the set time for Instant Replay, and it doesn't always even indicate it has when it does. I'd also like to know what editors you're using with this tool. I like VDub because it's fairly fast, and I don't usually add effects anyway.
Next I'll be attempting a 15Mb quality setting, to see if it looks the same quality as 50MB, compressed afterward with 10,000 bitrate vfw (should be about same file size). I basically want to speed up the process, especially since my ISP upload speed is less than 1Mb.
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