This is the same for Record and Broadcast Live, though Record has the same settings window as Instant Replay.Ĭurrent games that use highlights include Call of Duty: WWII, Fortnite: Battle Royale, PUBG, and Tekken 7. To tweak the settings for Instant Replay, you’d hit the Share button, select the Instant Replay tile, and then select the Settings option that appears below it.
It can stream up to 720p resolution at 30 frames per second on Facebook, 1080p/60fps on Twitch, and 1440p/60fps on YouTube.Įach recording feature has settings to tweak video quality, recording length, bitrate, and frame rate. ShadowPlay’s broadcasting works with Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch. This tool is great if you want to record a specific in-game event or stage such as a Survival session in The Division.īroadcast Live, meanwhile, is a way to stream your gameplay live to the world. To activate it hit Alt + F9, and then deactivate it with the same keystroke. The Record feature is a way to manually record your gameplay. If five minutes isn’t enough, Instant Replay can be set to store your last 20 minutes of gameplay up to 1440p resolution at 60 frames-per-second. At a time when the gap between simulation and reality is getting ever smaller, a cultural-historical exploration of the pre-history of virtual reality can help us better understand the present in light of the past while exploring the past using the tools forged in the present.Instant Replay is a fantastic tool if you don’t want to record your entire gaming session but would still like to save a cool move or some ridiculous bug should it come up. Arguing for the continuity of experience and imagination, Riva adopts the term virtual realism, an experience marked by the virtualization of the real and the realization of the virtual. Through six case histories and eight interactive simulations, Massimo Riva explores themes of virtual travel, social surveillance, and utopian imagination, shedding light on illustrious or, in some instances, forgotten figures and inventions from Italy’s past. Typically studied as part of the pre-history of cinema or the archaeology of media, analog technologies such as the mondo nuovo or cosmorama, the magic lantern, the moving panorama, and the stereoscope evoked shadow-copies of our world long before the advent of digital technologies and exercised a powerful pull on minds and imaginations. Shadow Plays explores popular forms of entertainment used in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to transport viewers to a new world, foreshadowing present-day virtual, augmented, and extended reality experiences (VR, AR, and XR).
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