This system is putting out 50-60 fps on 3/4 graphics settings 1440p, stutter/tear free, but as soon as I start to record with GE Overlay it stutters like crazy on final product. The Geoforce Experience overlay is pretty bad. It's now very easy to make video recordings in X-Plane with sound, and there's no need to use X-Plane's own video recording capability which is somewhat limited.Ĩ/3/19 Yeah, I respectfully disagree. As an even better bonus, sound is also recorded. They are saved in your Videos folder under X-Plane. X-Plane 11 full-screen mode) and record in the background until you press Alt-Z again and toggle video recording off.Īs a bonus the resulting video files are already in MP4 format so are very portable. This will capture your entire desktop (i.e. On my Windows 10 PC I can now press Alt-Z to bring up the ShadowPlay UI and toggle recording, and this can be done at any time during a flight. This will allow you to configure video recording through a hotkey that works perfectly with X-Plane 11. you can enable a feature called ShadowPlay. With the latest NVidia drivers and 'GeForce Experience' software installed. ThanxĪ quick update on this topic for anyone who has an NVidia GTX graphics card. Need recommendation of pro level stutter free (what you see in xp while recording is what you get) screen recording app to bring to Davinci Resolve post. The AVI recorder with x-plane puts out beautiful stutter free/ tear free but alas. Thus, the advantage of the default video recording is that you can set very high renderings settings (of which your system is usually not capable), but the video appears stutter free and fluidly.Ĩ/3/19 Yeah, I agree. When you play back the AVI, motion will be in "normal time" and will be frame-perfect, even if you've picked a high framerate, large movie size, and heavy rendering settings.**" If you've picked very high rendering settings, you'll see X-Plane running in what appears to be slow motion while capturing an AVI in replay mode. Reason - read here: " When you record an AVI movie in replay, X-Plane slows down its playback of the replay as necessary to guarantee that it can render and compress each frame at the framerate you have selected for your AVI. That might be an indication that your rendering settings are too high, so that the sim runs too slow (less than 19 fps).
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