Valve Introduces Performance-Focused Gameplay Recording Tool on Steam in Beta

Valve Corporation, Washington United States of America
Timeline feature and player-added event markers make it easier to find key moments in recordings
Tool takes minimal computer resources away from game being played
Users can set duration and storage limits for background recordings
Valve introduces native gameplay recording tool on Steam in beta
Works with any game on Steam, exportable as raw .mp4 files for further editing
Valve Introduces Performance-Focused Gameplay Recording Tool on Steam in Beta

Valve, the video game company behind Steam, has recently added a new native gameplay recording tool to its platform in beta. This feature is available on Steam Deck as well. With this tool, users can continuously record clips or manually turn on recording with a hotkey. The recording takes minimal computer resources away from the game being played and uses NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards for recording.

Valve's new gameplay recording tool is designed to take as little computer resources away from the game as possible, making it performance-focused. It allows users to set duration and storage limits for background recordings. The system also includes a timeline feature and player-added event markers, making it easier for users to find key moments in their recordings.

The recording tool works with any game on Steam and can be exported as raw .mp4 files for further editing using third-party software. Some games, such as Dota 2 and Counter-Strike 2, will also be able to add custom markers to the gameplay timeline for easy editing.

This new feature is a significant improvement for Steam users who previously had to rely on third-party solutions like Decky Recorder for clip capturing. It's now easier than ever to record and share gaming moments with others on the platform.


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Steam Is Getting Built-In Game Recording, And It'll Work on Steam Deck, Too

IGN (Imagine Games Network) Wednesday, 26 June 2024 19:16
  • Unique Points
    • Valve announces new built-in game recording system for Steam
    • New system allows players to easily replay, clip, and share moments from games
    • System works with any game and is performance-focused
    • Players can send clips to a device or export as mp4 file
    • New system is Steam Deck verified, no longer requiring use of apps like Decky Recorder for clip capturing
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    • ]Valve announces new built-in game recording system for Steam[
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Steam Just Made It Super Easy To Record All Your Biggest Gaming Moments

Kotaku Zack Zwiezen Wednesday, 26 June 2024 20:00
  • Unique Points
    • Steam has added a new gameplay recording tool to its platform.
    • The recording tool allows users to record, edit, and share gameplay footage from any game.
    • Users can opt into the Steam beta branch to access the new feature.
    • Recordings can be exported as raw .mp4 files for further editing using third-party software.
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    • ]Steam has added a new gameplay recording tool to its platform.[
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    The author makes several statements that are factual and do not contain any fallacies. However, there is one instance of an appeal to authority when the author states 'Valve has continued to make Steam the best PC store launcher out there by a huge margin.' This statement is subjective and based on the author's opinion. Therefore, I cannot give a perfect score.
    • Valve suggests this could let you go back and clip–using basic editing tools included in Steam–a cool moment or even let you go back to see what an NPC said about a sidequest.
    • Even though I want games to launch on more platforms and PC stores, I understand why so many people prefer Valve’s software. It’s free, easy to use, and always getting better.
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Steam’s new native gameplay recording tool also works on the Steam Deck

The Verge Jay Peters Wednesday, 26 June 2024 19:16
  • Unique Points
    • Valve is adding a native gameplay recording tool to Steam
    • The game recording feature is available in beta, including on Steam Deck
    • Users can continuously record clips or manually turn on recording with a hotkey
    • Steam Game Recording takes minimal computer resources away from the game being played and uses NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards for recording
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Steam launches new background gameplay recording and sharing feature into beta

Eurogamer News Site Analysis Report Matt Wales Wednesday, 26 June 2024 22:08
  • Unique Points
    • Valve is expanding Steam’s features with a new background gameplay recording and sharing system in beta.
    • Two recording modes are available: Background Recording and On Demand Recording.
    • Background Recording continuously saves gameplay to a preferred drive with set duration and storage limits.
    • A new timeline feature and player-added event markers make it easier to find key moments in recordings.
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