Recording gameplay AND voice through Xbox One's DVR using external hard drive

Using the voice command "Xbox, record that" records the last 30 seconds of gameplay. Alternatively you can open the Game DVR by snapping it to the side and choose to record the future or up to the last 5 minutes of gameplay.

Hi there,

Thanks for your post! Natively, the GameDVR function only captures video and audio from the game being recorded. In order to get voice audio for your gameplay, you may want to consider an external audio capture device or a capture card that supports capturing
audio of these together.

I hope this information helps.

A lot more people including Stampy, lewisblogsgaming, etc on YouTube, use a PVR. Hauppauge (Hauppauge HD PVR2) and Elgato are the biggest brands. Sure it will set you back by about $200. But it's great. My Hauppauge HD PVR2, records PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One,
PS4 Pro gameplay, and what's better, it records game chat and party chat voices too. And there's no 5 or 30 minute time restrictions which Xbox One's DVR thingy has, it doesn't even record game music and voice chatter (party/game chat) either! Don't be cheap.
Get a Hauppauge or an Elgato. I'm also a Youtuber and got several of my friends involved in my YouTube videos too! Yes it's a hobby. Lots of people like sharing to YouTube since it's the biggest video blogging thingy what-have-you provider. Twitch? yeah, I
don't use it, a lot of people don't use it out of the what 8 billion people on our planet. YouTube rocks.

Hi
Zellcrow,

Thank you for coming to the Xbox forums. Unfortunately, you cannot record your voice using the built in video recording feature. There are some other ways you can achieve this, but it is not possible using the Xbox game clip feature. One way would be to
use a capture card like an Elgato to record your gameplay or you can stream through Twitch and enable archiving, which will save your videos for 14 days that you can then download from Twitch's website to save on your PC or upload to a storage device. I'm
not sure how well this works, but you can also try streaming your gameplay to the Xbox App for Windows 10 and then use a streaming software like OBS to record and save your gameplay. All of this should record gameplay and voice.

I hope this helps!

Same problem here, I keep getting an error message all the time, won't record with voice commands or manually. I read some posts talking about ticking the "record gameplay with DVR" check box but the thing is I don't even have that option in my preference
setting. Can anyone help in telling me how to enable it?

Please help, this is driving me crazy!