What happened to my game clips?

G'day Limpy! That's actually a separate issue than what's happening to the other folks in this thread. If it continues to happen, please start a new thread with some details of what's going on.

Also, check out the dates on each of those clips and when they delete. Unsaved game clips are only available temporarily. Be sure to save them, or edit and upload the clips through Upload Studio.

Since this happens every time I record a game clip I doubt every game clip is corrupted. This happens when I record a clip then upload that clip to Xbox. Usually when I record a game clip I am online with friends. This problem gets really frustrating since
it happens every time I view the clip after it finishes uploading resulting in me getting kicked from my online session. As far as I can tell this is not supposed to happen. This has been happening as long as I can remember. I've had issues before that have
recommended I power cycle but this issue has remained.

I find that any intensive game this happens. I have several games that do this and the clips seem to have no sound and are only like 4 to 5 second clips. I keep my standard clips to a minute. I have had it happen even in minecraft when there is a lot on
the screen. Games that are poorly optimized it just seems to happen more.

Hello there @(Not)CheesePie, I hope everything is going well!

Thank you for reaching Microsoft Xbox Forum support!

I highly recommend following the troubleshooting steps mentioned on the link below:

Troubleshoot recording game clips on Xbox | Xbox Support

I wish you a lovely day, and I hope this helps you out!

Kind Regards

Stay safe, and happy gaming!

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.