Videos captures

would be great, if xbox one could be capture video from the hdmi input, but... the external video capture card is your best choice)

Try changing your capture setting, you can capture up to 5 minutes of 720p video or 2 minutes of 1080p video.

Screen capture is different from video recording

With screen capture you don't need fps

In game capture even 1 lost frame can be 10-30secs if lost video or audio this requires encoding by your gpu

If your screen capture is so good try yours and see what happens it's not the same as game capture like gamebar

There are no Video or Sound capture devices available on your laptop.

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Sound Capture Devices

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Video Capture Devices

Number of Devices: 0

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You might have disabled them in Windows -> Settings -> Privacy or uninstalled their drivers.

The Registry keys look like something from a virtual video capture device, as e.g. audio/video cable, OBS or similar. Nothing, however, is shown in the diagnostics file, so the device was removed without Registry being cleared.

Hi TriedBasket635,

By default, the video clips that you captured are saved to the Captures folder which is located in the Videos folder. Regarding your concern, it is possible that the video clips weren't captured successfully that's why it doesn't show up on the Captures
folder. Can you tell us if you're getting the same issue if you record another game clips on your game? Also, is your Windows 10 updated?