Xbox live captures on pc

JasonFormani · Sep 21, 2018

I i just got the x box live app on my pc and play fortnite a lot. The problem is is that I have friends that I want to share my clips with but they sre all saved on nvidia geoforce. I tried copying and pasting the clips into the xbox live capture folders
but it said that the game was unkown so i couldnt post it. Anything i can do

:)

ngocphi · Sep 21, 2018

Making Videos On XboX360

pc

then you use your av cables to connect to the capture card

google videocapture xbox live session

lots of youtube videos

Frag Monger · Sep 21, 2018

Little question

The only way would be to use a video capture card - and then live-stream what it's capturing. But you'd need a pretty good PC & net connection to do that.

XBF Diego M · Sep 21, 2018

Hey Jason!

Thanks for reaching out to us today. Game clips on Xbox are recorded, edited, and shared from the Game DVR feature associated to the Upload Studio app. The Upload Studio app is the only way to upload and share clips that you recorded from Xbox or Xbox on
Windows 10.

As of right now, I don't think there is a way to convert or transfer your recorded files that are captured using your internal graphics card. All clips are captured using the Game DVR feature and then edited and shared from Upload Studio.

Look over our
Game DVR and Upload Studio on Xbox One article online that goes over how to record and share clips on Xbox.

Hope this helps!

Real Dangerr

The best way to keep those clips is, install the Xbox app on your laptop or pc. Then on your console go to your captures and upload them to one drive and upload them to live. Then go to the Xbox app on pc or laptop click on the captures and scroll through
what is live and download the clips to your pc or laptop in a file.

DrifterX22

If you are on PC open the companion app click on captures and you can then choose this PC or Xbox live. You can edit/delete from there.

XBF Houmaidi O

Game pics/captures that haven’t had any views or engagement may be deleted at some point, you might want to back up your pics. If you wish to keep certain captures permanently, You should save them to OneDrive or an external drive for example. I will list the steps below regarding this matter. Also if you have reached capacity for storage of captures on Xbox Live, it will delete the oldest ones first to make room for the new ones uploaded.

To back up your pics/ capture you need to:

Upload captures from Xbox Live to OneDrive from your console

Press the Xbox button to open the guide, then go to Broadcast & capture.
Select Recent captures > See All.
Select the list view button on the right to display your captures in a list.
Select the check box next to the captures you want to upload.
Select the Upload to OneDrive button to begin uploading.

Upload captures from Xbox Live to Google Drive from your PC

Open the Xbox app on your PC.
Sign in to the app using your Microsoft account.
Select the Captures icon on the left menu panel.
Select On Xbox Live to view captures you’ve uploaded to Xbox Live.
Select the Download button to download the captures locally to your PC. These will be stored in the Videos folder on your C drive.
Upload your local files to Google Drive or another storage location

StuartATrueRed

What you need to do is copy your captures to the captures folder on Windows 10, should be in your videos folder. Then launch the Xbox app, select captures, then select this pc, and your captures should be listed, select the capture you want to upload, and
give it a name, and choose the game it's for, and select upload. Once it is uploaded it will take a few hours to go on the xbox live feed.

MarsNeedsTacos

No, screens and videos need to be captured via Xbox or the Xbox Game Bar on PC, otherwise the Xbox Live feed would be overloaded with memes and GIFs.

Xbox live captures on pc