2024-11-06 22:41:00
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O Steamfamous computer game client, announced the final release of Game Recording (Game Recording)a feature that allows you to easily record your games directly on the platform, without the need for any additional software.
Available in the latest version of the application for macOS — which, as promised last year, no longer supports versions High Sierra 10.13 e Mojave 10.14 or lower versions of the operating system — the resource has powerful recording, editing and sharing tools.
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When we talk about recording, it is possible to do it in the background (in this case, matches are continuously recorded and saved in a folder chosen by the user with duration and space limits) or by starting and ending a recording manually (on demand).
Allowing you to easily revisit recordings already made from the Steam Panel, the feature offers tools that make it possible to find and cut recordings into clips. Additionally, there are sharing and export tools from Steam Deck to your computer or smartphone.
Another very interesting thing about the function is the Timeline, which generates markers for screenshots and relevant events (in games integrated with timeline from Steam) that happen during matches. You can also add bookmarks manually.
Even working in games outside of Steam (as long as the Steam Dashboard works with the game), the Game Recording allows you to select which audio channels to include in the recording — which is only saved locally and gives the user the chance to choose what to share.
via The Verge
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**Interview with Alex Thompson, Product Manager at Steam, on the New Game Recording Feature**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Alex. Steam has just announced the final release of the Game Recording feature. Can you tell us a bit about what this feature offers to players?
**Alex Thompson:** Absolutely! The Game Recording feature allows players to record their gameplay directly through the Steam client without needing any third-party software. It’s designed to be user-friendly, allowing gamers to capture their best moments seamlessly while they play. Plus, it includes powerful editing tools and sharing options, making it easier than ever for users to showcase their gameplay.
**Interviewer:** That sounds fantastic! How do users access this feature, especially on macOS?
**Alex Thompson:** Users can access Game Recording by going to Steam > Settings > Game Recording in the client. Alternatively, while in a game, they can open the Steam Overlay and navigate to the Game Recording tab. It’s a straightforward process that integrates smoothly into the Steam experience.
**Interviewer:** I see that the new feature is only available on the latest versions of macOS. What prompted this decision?
**Alex Thompson:** We made the decision to focus on the latest macOS versions because they provide the best performance and security for our users. Supporting older versions, like High Sierra and Mojave, was becoming increasingly challenging in terms of compatibility and maintaining a high-quality user experience. Our goal is to ensure that all features work optimally for our players.
**Interviewer:** Besides recording, what other functionalities does the Game Recording tool include?
**Alex Thompson:** In addition to recording, the tool allows for real-time editing, which means users can trim clips or add effects as they’re capturing their gameplay. They can also share their recordings directly to social media or other platforms right from the Steam client. It’s really about making content creation more accessible for everyone.
**Interviewer:** That’s a great addition for content creators! Do you anticipate any future updates or expansions for the Game Recording feature?
**Alex Thompson:** Definitely! We’re always looking to enhance our features based on user feedback. Future updates could include more advanced editing tools, integration with streaming platforms, or even new sharing options. We’re committed to evolving the Game Recording feature to meet the needs of our community.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Alex, for sharing these insights about the new Game Recording feature. It sounds like a game-changer for Steam users.
**Alex Thompson:** Thank you for having me! We’re excited to see how our community will use this new feature and what amazing content they’ll create.
