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Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 8:38 pm
by Relix Typhon
Bumping this old thread rather than starting a new one.
Does anyone know if you still have to log in to use shadowplay? I just tried to open Geforce experience but it forced me to update but then crashed after removing the old version (yeah its still doing that :lol:)

If it still requires a log in, I'm not going to bother installing it; I'll find some other way of recording, if I want to, which is rare anyway.

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 9:03 pm
by JohnLuke
I would like an answer on this too. I've been using an old version of GE force experience, hoping that some other brave soul will test the newer software and tell us whether or not it's working okay. :)

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 9:07 pm
by tekcor
Still requires a login, at least as far as I can tell. Personally, I'm ok with that. I use a password manager and unique email addresses, so I don't really care.

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 9:10 pm
by JustSomeGuy
I wish it would be possible to record only last x minutes with OBS :/

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2016 11:13 pm
by TorTorden
I'm playing around with OBS atm, still looking a bit grainy.
But honestly geforce experience is a no go at this point.

It was annoying BEFORE so I don't even want to try it now. And shadowplay was nice I guess.
But every time I tried to tweak it, there where just nothing but the absolute basic options.
So you where left recording what you get, and no to long ago it would just as often crash the video driver as not.

OBS has a running recorder. It's just called the replay buffer.
I haven't tested it yet, but I will give it a shot tomorrow or something.

https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/ ... uffer.103/

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2016 9:15 am
by JustSomeGuy
TorTorden wrote:I'm playing around with OBS atm, still looking a bit grainy.
But honestly geforce experience is a no go at this point.

It was annoying BEFORE so I don't even want to try it now. And shadowplay was nice I guess.
But every time I tried to tweak it, there where just nothing but the absolute basic options.
So you where left recording what you get, and no to long ago it would just as often crash the video driver as not.

OBS has a running recorder. It's just called the replay buffer.
I haven't tested it yet, but I will give it a shot tomorrow or something.

https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/ ... uffer.103/

That seems to be only in OBS classic, not in OBS studio which I have installed and I don't want to install the old one because reasons. :)
I do need to buy more disk space anyway so I guess it's not that bad problem, it is easy to just cut the part I need from the bigger video.
I wish I could afford a good NAS to store stuff, I've understood that Qnap products sould be the ones to aim for. A dream would be to have 8 disks and so that 2 of them can break before there will be data loss. But.. the price of that kind of setup is just way beyond my wallet.

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2016 11:12 pm
by thebs
Well, I had to update my GeForce and Oculus drivers when I moved to the GTX 1080 from my GTX 980 Ti prior. The out-of-memory crashes now seem to be gone. BTW, I uninstalled the GeForce Experience immediately after upgrading the drivers.

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2016 6:52 am
by Loriath
thebs wrote:Well, I had to update my GeForce and Oculus drivers when I moved to the GTX 1080 from my GTX 980 Ti prior. The out-of-memory crashes now seem to be gone. BTW, I uninstalled the GeForce Experience immediately after upgrading the drivers.


Do a Custom install and unselect GE and it Never installs.

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 5:11 pm
by JustSomeGuy
AMD now has it's own version of Shadowplay, called ReLive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHHkPaxC7iE

Re: Warning for GeForce Experience Users

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 3:32 am
by Roger Wilco Jr
Probably a bad idea, but I decided to give this a go - it must be better by now, right?

No - it sucks.

I didn't really set out to try it, but when I tried checking my Gforce Experience settings for the first time in several months, I was only given the option to upgrade. I may have been able to skip it, but instead said WTF. I can live with the login, but I can't figure out how to change the recording settings. They say you can record up to 4k and that the standard is 1080p 60FPS, but I don't see where you can change the settings. I tried a sample recording, and it's still recording at 720p 30FPS, so it remembered that from before. So that's good, because I'm not interested in uploading gigabyte files to youtube (assuming I ever do that again). I haven't tried it with VR yet, but I assume it still may have issues.

It's also very forceful about trying to get you to broadcast and automatically upload huge screen shots. No thanks. I'm not interested in twitching, and if I upload a pic, I want to reduce it's size and quality - both for faster uploads and more friendly user views. Oh well, I use SSC for screencaps anyway.

Meh, I'll live with it for a while and see how it goes.