If yes, what are your Shadowplay recording settings?ĭefinitely this, I'm pretty sure that YouTube videos only play at 30FPS max.Įdit: Although recording at higher FPS will give better image clarity the human eye cannot perceive changes in framerate above 24 (or is it 27?) FPS but many film production studios enhance their analogue footage by using digital enhancements to include repeated frames (the image changes every 3-4 frames).īut, given that YouTube does not support >30FPS it's not worth recording in higher formats unless you are producing footage for an alternate source.Higher framerates don't have any effect on image quality at all, and the human eye requires 24 frames per second *minimum* to see (barely) fluid motion. The questions that needs answering is this: Is the recorded video directly out of Shadowplay out of synch prior any other post editing/rendering? ShadowPlay currently only supports games that use DirectX 9 or higher. ShadowPlay can be configured to record continuously with a rolling buffer of customizable length, allowing the user to save the video retrospectively if something interesting has happened in their game, without having to remember to start recording beforehand. It also utilizes dedicated H.264 video encoding hardware found in 600 and 700 series graphics cards to allow the captured content to be compressed in real time to further improve performance. It is similar to programs like FRAPS but uses new dedicated frame capture API which eliminates the traditional 50+% FPS loss from framebuffer capturing. Nvidia ShadowPlay is a hardware accelerated screen recording utility for Windows PCs using GeForce GPUs, made by Nvidia Corp as part of its Geforce Experience software. A lot of the synch and jitter issues are as a result of the recorded fps not matching the render fps. You should be able to easily capture from SP and render through Premier no probs, just match the fps.
I have used handbrake and its cool, but it just adds another step. Then in whatever software you post edit your recorded clips you need to make sure your render settings are also 30 fps. You really do not need any more for youtube.
In your settings for recording in SP, set it to record at 30fps. This may be the problem, worth a look without more detail provided. (If you can get past the fellow's pronunciation of Adobe.he must be from Limp Knee. Here's a great video I found on Youtube describing how to use Handbrake. It's an extra step to have to prep your Shadowplay footage prior to editing, but if you don't then you'll notice that the gunfire in the video footage looks & sounds "off", which is most annoying and distracting. Fortunately, there's a free utility available called "Handbrake" which is simple to use and very effective. Nvidia's GForce Experience Shadowplay still records with a variable frame rate, which can create real headaches when trying to edit with Adobe's Premiere Pro.
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