4K GameDVR clips saved to USB 3.0 won’t show on PC

Olá, creio que da para grava usando um HD externo de usb 3.0 ou entao usar a plataforma gamedvr

[Mod Translated - Hi, I think you can record using an external usb 3.0 hard drive or so use the gamedvr platform]

If you want to save clips on it I better reccomend you a usb 3.0 of 16 gb they are usually about 8-10 dollars

Hi,

I have some results to questions.

1. I only recently used an external drive to copy clips following a recent XBox notification that older clips would start to be deleted.

2. I now copied 20 clips to the external drive connected to the XBox rear USB (previously I used the front USB). Only 10 copied to the newly created XBoxCaptureCopies.

3. I set the XBox to save clips to the external drive as you described and created one. The system responded saying copy made to external drive. When I checked no clip was copied to the XBoxCaptureCopies folder BUT I noticed a GameDVR folder and that is where the clips had been stored. When I tried to play via Window Media Player it failed saying I needed to purchase the correct Codex, thats another issue.

4. As mentioned the external 1TB drive is my laptop back up with 865MB free. I have a seperate games backup drive but I was reluctant to use that as I was not sure if the backup app would format the drive before use.

Did some further testing

Made a clip after setting external drive as capture. The Clip was saved to the GameDVR folder. It appears when you select multiple files to copy they all try and go to the XBoxCaptureCopies folder whereas captures made at the time go to the GameDVR folder. Very confusing.

Hope this is helpful.

Backups, I assume you mean game saves, are cloud based so go with you wherever you go. Game clips and screenshots can be saved to a USB 3.0 storage device. You can also backup your profile and settings to a USB 3.0 storage device.

Avatars are built by a seperate team and nothing to do with the OS build teams.

I can also confirm that the disk error you see hasn't occurred on any of my Xbox Ones (original, S and X)

It is a USB 3.0 plug on one side and a USB C plug on the other. The USB C goes into the SSD, the USB 3.0 into the Xbox or PC. Pretty standard.