Gamebar recording the wrong (23minutes ago.) 30 seconds

Hey Leighton!

Nice to meet you! I'm Darhyl, an Independent Advisor. I'm sorry you are experiencing this. I am here to help.

Kindly try to perform the following troubleshooting steps:

For PC games in full-screen (or full-screen exclusive) mode, you won’t see Game Bar, but you can use the Windows logo key + Alt + R to start and stop recordings. You’ll see the screen flash when the recording starts and completes. You can also use the Windows logo key + Alt + G to record the last 30 seconds (or whatever time you picked) if you’ve already turned on background recording.

If the shortcuts don’t work for a full-screen game, press Windows logo key + G. You’ll see the screen flash twice, confirming that the game is recognized. After this, you can run the game in full-screen again and use Windows logo key + Alt + R and Windows logo key + Alt + G.

Make sure you have the latest updates on your Windows device. Press the Start button , then choose Settings. Go to Update & security (Windows Update on Windows 11), then select Check for updates.

Check your Game Bar settings. Press the Start button , then choose Settings. Go to Gaming > Xbox Game bar, then turn on Record game clips, screenshots, and broadcast using Game bar.

Make sure your system’s video card drivers (or display adapter drivers) are up to date. Drivers are available on the support website for your computer manufacturer, or if your computer system is custom built, on the video card manufacturer’s support website. Updating video card drivers can resolve game crashes, improve frame rates, and improve overall game performance.

When playing a game, press the Windows logo key + G to open Game Bar. Select the Enable gaming features for this app to record gameplay when trying to use gaming features such as broadcasting or capturing.

Reference links: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/games-apps/...

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/games-apps/...

That command records the last 30 seconds. You're doing it wrong.

I've had a couple amazing clips which I've "recorded", only to find it recorded the wrong 30 seconds.... It's very disappointing! When It's happened to me it seemed to end the clip around the point that it should have started, i.e. a 30 second clip starting
a minute before I said "record that".

A couple of days ago when I was trying to record 4k, Xbox recorded the clip, but when I wanted to watch it the clip was ruined. Clip was 30 seconds and first 2 seconds there was motion and after 28 seconds it was static screenshot.

Oh really? It can't go higher than 48000? Might be it the issue mate, in order for you to add some quality to it, it would be needed a little bit higher Hz's. :/