Let’s go! We’re about to see some more interesting clips!
this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2024
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They haven't really addressed the main concerns of the community though, it appears like not much has changed since the initial beta launch.
What are the concerns ?
For me its lack of volume sliders
Oh nice! I've kept the Xbox game bar running so that I can make these clips so it will be nice to ditch that bloated mess - no need for two overlays
It's a really interesting tool. With games integrating with it so certain things show up on the tracker can really help you find the clips you're trying to export out.
UI is a little fiddly yet needs work yet
I imagine this is targeted at the Steamdeck because PC users would just use OBS or their graphics card’s capture
Actually I've been using it all the time ever since it came out in beta. Being able to set it to record certain games automatically so I can share something funny or report cheaters after the fact is amazing.
No need to fiddle with OBS to find some instant replay like thing, remember to start it and then edit them in another piece of software. it's all right there, built in to Steam, and so easy to use that I often trim and save clips during gameplay.
Not necessarily. It's directly integrated into the program and platform that most PC gamers use, meaning it doesn't require any third party software and is probably easier to use. Personally, Geforce's solution stopped working reliably for me a long time ago.