ShadowPlay gives you the opportunity to put it wherever you want so if you have a designated mechanical hard drive for video storage then you can put it there. If the defaults conflict with any game you play then simply change it to something else. Within the program the ShadowPlay icon is clearly located at the top right of the GeForce Experience software, that icon opens up the separate detached UI which we will cover shortly.Ĭhoosing exactly where those recorded files go will important for many people as they will be large files. Additionally you can set exactly where recorded videos go and the keyboard shortcuts for toggling the recordings.
This tab allows you to choose whether to show a recording indicator and where to locate it on the screen.
#Nvidia record hotkey software#
Step 5: Add another chord for 'Keyboard Shortcut Two', by repeating the steps 3 and 4 but for opposite hands.The Nvidia ShadowPlay software is situated inside the GeForce Experience program. Under the preferences tab in the main program there is an additional entry for ShadowPlay. Both of them should have 'Button Click' beneath them. You need to click 'add input to chord' and add the 'Right Hand Trackpad' (or whatever you setup). For me its 'Keyboard Shortcut One' > 'Left Hand Grip'. This will dump you to the controller chords page with keyboard shortcut one hooked up to one of the commands you setup. Step 4: Hit the 'Add Chord' button, then 'Keyboard Shortcut One' at the prompt. On the right side scroll down until you see 'Trackpad' and hit the '+' and then 'Button' again.
Scroll down the left side until you see 'Grip', hit the little '+' beside it, and hit 'Button' on the prompt. Step 3: Inside the menu click the Misc tab. I made the bindings for Index controllers so they may not show up for other controllers.) (You can either back out of this page and find "Brocks easy video capture bindings" in the custom controller bindings page or you can do the next few steps. This will open the OVR Advanced settings SteamVR Controller Bindings Menu. Bring up the SteamVR Menu > OVR Advanced Settings Menu (Icon is on the leftside of the bar) > Bindings. Mine looks like this įollowed by the rest of the default lines underneath Scroll to line 93 underneath that is keyboardOne and you need to replace it with 'keyboardOne=*F9' without the quotes for the start stop recording and then replace keyboardTwo with 'keyboardTwo=*G0' for the instant replay save hotkey. Step 1: Navigate to C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\AdvancedSettings-Team and open OVR Advanced Settings.ini. Setup Step 4: Open SteamVR > Open Settings > Startup / Shutdown > Manage Overlay Apps > Enable OVR Advanced settings at startup, restart SteamVR then shutdown VR when down (Making sure OVR creates its settings page). It pops up in fullscreen for me everytime though I do seem to have to minimize the SteamVR dock everytime as well annoyingly. For best results fullscreen it, right click on the video feed and select 'Both Eyes (Left Dominant)'. Setup Step 3: To activate SteamVRs 'Display View' by right clicking on the headset in the SteamVR Taskbar and clicking 'Display View'.
#Nvidia record hotkey install#
Setup Step 2: Install OVR Advanced Settings I changed the default directories for mine so they save to a different ssd than the one I play vr games on to hopefully minimize performance impact. Setup Step 1: Hit 'Alt+Z' on your keyboard to ensure you have the Nvidia Experience Overlay running with instant replay enabled if you want that (I enable instant replay manually before gaming but you could also set a hotkey binding for it with the third custom keyboard entry if you wanted). If you use other recording software just replace the hotkeys with the ones you use.
The setup is slightly tedious and requires nvidia experience to be installed, the overlay to be active, and SteamVR to be mirroring the headset feed. I don't have an AMD gpu but I imagine their Relive recording stuff should be able to do the same thing through system hotkeys. The controls I use are squeeze the 'Left Controller Grip' and mash the 'Right Thumbpad' to start/stop recording, and squeeze the 'Right Controller Grip' and mash the 'Left Thumbpad' to save instant replay. It took a fair bit of looking around for the easiest and freeist way to do it inside VR but this is it. I didn't want to run OBS because I'm lazy and figured I should be able to using Nvidias built in recording stuff. I've been looking around for a minimal way to record video footage when in vr.
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