Like ShadowPlay, ReLive tends to work OK once you're past the UI, though there are a few noteworthy differences. You have to go into the Radeon Settings application to change bitrates, resolution, shortcut keys, and more.

But other elements-like adjusting the settings for your recordings-aren't present. The Alt+Z default shortcut is the same, only now it pops up a panel on the side of your display, where you can see a few of the settings, as well as access AMD's Chill feature. As the Xbox app tells you, “this may affect game performance.” System resources will be constantly used for recording while playing games with this setting enabled, so you’ll want to leave it enabled unless you really want to record gameplay or you have a very powerful PC with extra resources to spare.All the bad things we just said about ShadowPlay's UI? They're basically all present in ReLive as well, and in some ways they're worse. To use this feature, you’ll need to enable the “Record in the background while I’m playing a game” option under Game DVR Settings in the Xbox app. Game DVR on Windows 10 can function similarly.

The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 automatically record your gameplay in the background, allowing you to instantly save interesting gameplay clips after they happen. RELATED: How to Capture Video and Screenshots from a Game Console or TV Streaming Box By default, audio is saved when you record gameplay - you can tell the Game Bar to not record audio or control the audio quality level from here. There are also options for selecting the folders where Windows 10 will save game clips and screenshots, and choosing different video quality and resolution settings.

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