Click this button to stop recording, and a thumbnail of your recording will be added to your computer. A Recording button appears at the top of the screen on the menu bar. Make sure to check the option to use your Mac’s microphone if you’re recording your own voice or external audio.Ĭlick Record Entire Screen or Record Selected Portion to begin recording. For video, your options include recording the entire screen or a custom portion.Ĭlick the Options button and you can choose where to save your recording and initiate a countdown timer to start the recording. From the bottom toolbar, you can opt to capture the entire screen, just the selected window, or a custom portion of the screen. Open the app or window you want to record and press Shift + Command + 5 to open the system’s screen-capture tool. Your Mac comes with its own screen-recording feature on macOS Mojave and higher. Browse the different categories under Settings to modify the shortcuts, change the theme, tweak the widgets, set up background recording, and record the audio with the video. In Game Bar itself, click the Settings icon to the right of the top bar. From here, you’re able to change the default file location for your videos, turn on background recording to capture activity after the fact, opt to record video along with your audio, and switch the frame rate between 30 and 60 frames per second. You can tweak the Game Bar if you go to Settings > Gaming > Captures. Your videos will be stored here as an MP4 file, which can then be uploaded anywhere you like. You can also access and play your video from its default location in File Explorer: C:\Users\\Videos\Captures.
Click the notification to view your video in the Game Bar. Once the recording ends, a notification tells you that the game clip was recorded. To stop the recording, click the Recording button on the floating bar.
After you click on the screen, the Game Bar widgets vanish, replaced by a small floating bar in the upper-right corner of the screen through which you can control the recording. Now perform whatever screen actions you want to capture. Several Game Bar widgets appear on the screen with controls for capturing screenshots, recording video and audio, and broadcasting your screen activity.Ĭlick the Start Recording button or use the Win + Alt + R keyboard shortcut to capture your screen activity. Navigate to the screen you wish to record and press Win + G to open Game Bar. You’ll be able to record activity in most applications and windows, except the Windows desktop, File Explorer, and certain Windows apps, such as Weather.
And if you connect an Xbox Controller to your PC, you can trigger the Game Bar by pressing the Xbox button on the controller. Here, you can also change any of the keyboard shortcuts for opening the Game Bar, taking a screenshot, and recording a video.
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