Monday, JI have a 7850 and apparently that is not supported for screen capture and GVR according to the app. There's a long way to go on this before I'd be interested in trying it again.
On top of being able to set up my own recording solution, the whole GEC client just feels like bloat, with the handful of times I've tried to use the optimised settings just not working too well and often suggesting settings quite a distance from what I would choose. So there's some rather hard limits to what the system seems to be capable of, compared to what I've heard about Nvidia's kit. Monday, JThe main thing for me is that the whole GEC client feels like bloat compared to a custom set up. The Gaming Evolved Client 4.0 update will be released later today, and should be available both as an automatic client update and as a download from AMD's. The built-in video uploading is fairly clever – many, if not most of these recordings will be destined for YouTube – though I’m not sure how frequently gameplay videos are uploaded directly to YouTube without editing (something that notably Sony included as part of their replay sharing package on the PS4). The replay share feature allows for replays to be uploaded to YouTube and simultaneously listed in the Raptr community showcase, complete with comments and hashtags. Finally, with the release of the 4.0 client the Raptr team is looking to parlay the GVR functionality into their larger social networking ambitions, with the final feature addition of the new client being a dedicated community replay showcase. The one game we were having a problem with on the previous client, Thief, now records with the correct gamma.įinally the in-game overlay HUD icons for the GVR functionality has also been overhauled to make it clearer when the Record and Replay functions are in use and how to use them, with the HUD being hideable when not in use. In the earlier beta of the Game DVR function – now dubbed Game Video Recorder, or GVR – we encountered both compatibility and image quality issues, and in the case of the latter the problem has been fully resolved in our test suite.
Ahead of today’s client release Raptr gave us some time to spend with the forthcoming update, and while the Game DVR function is still officially in beta as version 4.0, we can briefly report that AMD and the Ratpr team have made good progress in just the last month. Since then the Raptr team has been further working the Game DVR function as part of a broader client update, culminating in today’s release of version 4.0 of the Gaming Evolved Client. Last month’s release saw the initial take on this feature in beta form, which was a generally positive experience that proved the core technology worked, though not without some rough edges that remained to be cleaned up. Just over a month ago, AMD and their partner Raptr pushed out the, which ships as a part of AMD’s second-party sourced Gaming Evolved Client.
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