Windows 10: Windows 10 Gamebar "Capture last 30 seconds" not working properly with 60fps

Essentially, title.

The Gamebar works fine if I try to record 30fps. It captures pretty nice quality and at a pretty stable 30fps. So I tried to go further, I decided to try 60fps. It recorded okay as well, the problem was that the clips, which were supposed to be 30 seconds long, usually were 17-27 seconds long instead. When I watched the clips the missing parts seek to be the beginning, as if the gamebar didnt catch it at all and only started recording a 20 seconds or so back.

I put the quality back to standard, but realized the problem only occurred when I recorded with 60fps. I'm not sure what the problem here is, and I would appreciate some advice that's not just "record in 30 fps". Thank you!

submitted by /u/sigzh
[link] [comments]

:)

 

Recording the last 30 seconds of gameplay in the gamebar doesn't automatically enable to microphone?

I have all the settings that I can see enabled within the gamebar and windows dvr capture settings to allow the microphone to be on by default, yet for some reason if I want the last 30 seconds captured to contain my voice, I have to open up the gamebar
and unmute myself every time after I record a clip or tab in or out of the game. How can I keep my microphone enabled no matter what?

 

Recording the last 30 seconds of gameplay in the gamebar doesn't automatically enable my microphone?

I have all the settings that I can see enabled within the gamebar and windows dvr capture settings to allow the microphone to be on by default, yet for some reason if I want the last 30 seconds captured to contain
my voice, I have to open up the gamebar and unmute myself every time after I record a clip or tab in or out of the game. How can I keep my microphone enabled no matter what?

 

Restore Default Gamebar Capture location

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you want to restore the default location for GameBar Captures, I’ll help you with the steps to do this.



Refer the steps mentioned below:

1. Press Windows Logo key + I, to open
   Settings.
   
2. Click on Gaming and select
   Captures from the left pane.
   
3. Click on Open folder to open the current capture folder.
   
4. Now, right click on an empty space in the folder and select
   Properties.
   
5. Click on Location tab, and select
   Restore Default.
   
6. Click on OK and select Yes (Twice) to confirm the change.
   

Let us know if you need any further assistance, we will be glad to help you further.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator