Game DVR STILL not recording/playing back 4k game clips! ‍♂️

The Dashboard Preview team is aware of problem(s) with Game DVR 4K recordings not working properly and have implemented the 1080P recording as a workaround so that one at least gets a clip instead of nothing or an unusable 2 second clip. We'll have to
wait and see if they continue to investigate and resolve the issue with 4K clips in future.

is there any solution to the game dvr recording clips even when then game dvr isn't slected to record clips

can anyone hlep

Thought the latest update would fix this issue, but still having problems recording clips from games like Fallout 4, The Division, and other large games. I can use the Record That, and once use the DVR Snap to record 5 minute clips. But after the first
recording, the next attempt the DVR just circles away.

Yeah, so when I turned off the Game DVR option in the Settings, it would not record when I say "Xbox Record That", nor when I tried to manually us "Snap Game DVR". When doing Record That, the little message popped up telling me that it heard my prompt,
however, it never came back saying that it ended the clip. Later that night, I found out that it had not recorded anything. When I did Snap Game DVR, it gave me an error when trying to get it to record. Can't remember if it was when I told it to "End Clip
Now", or when I went to select the timeframe to go back to.

I REALLY hope there is a way to disable the auto record, because it is extremely annoying, and cluttering. I only want my friend to be able to see my intentionally recorded and uploaded clips, NOT every time I level of get a dogtag payback in Battlefield
4.

I played all day yesterday, and racked up 70+ Auto clips from playing BF4 and Ryse. I didn't use any of those, yet still had to sift through the 100+ clips to find the ones I personally recorded and wanted to edit. At the very least there should be filters
to where we can sort between "Record That" clips, Auto record Clips, and Saved/Edited Clips.

The help menu on Xbox One states:

To record what's about to happen:

1. Load your game, then launch Game DVR.
2. Select Start new clip. The Game DVR app records for up to 5 minutes, then adds the clip to
   My clips in the Upload app.

To record what just happened:

1. Load your game, and play as usual. When something cool happens and you want to record it, launch the Game DVR app. The easiest way to do this is by saying, "Xbox, snap Game DVR."
   
2. Select End clip now and choose how far back you want Game DVR to grab. You can grab up to the last 5 minutes.
   

Sounds to me like simply saying "Xbox, record that." only records the last 30~ seconds of what previously happened, whereas what you needed to do was the second option that I listed.