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Creating a recording of VR experiences

Creating a recording of VR experiences

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Sparxter991
Junior Member
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06-04-2023, 12:26 PM
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I acquired a VR headset and it enhances my simulation games with greater realism. The challenge lies in capturing them consistently for my videos. In VRchat, you can widen the window and record, but be aware that only the left eye is captured and you must look upward since the bottom screen area is recorded. In DCS, the desktop becomes extremely narrow and impractical for recording as it covers just a quarter of the screen with an even tighter field of view. I haven’t found a solution yet. I’ve tested several tools like ReLive, OBS, XSplit, but none meet my needs. Is there a program that can record exactly what the Rift displays, especially the right eye, which suits my dominant eye?
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Sparxter991
06-04-2023, 12:26 PM #1

I acquired a VR headset and it enhances my simulation games with greater realism. The challenge lies in capturing them consistently for my videos. In VRchat, you can widen the window and record, but be aware that only the left eye is captured and you must look upward since the bottom screen area is recorded. In DCS, the desktop becomes extremely narrow and impractical for recording as it covers just a quarter of the screen with an even tighter field of view. I haven’t found a solution yet. I’ve tested several tools like ReLive, OBS, XSplit, but none meet my needs. Is there a program that can record exactly what the Rift displays, especially the right eye, which suits my dominant eye?

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Seer413
Member
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06-04-2023, 09:02 PM
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The AMD Relive function operated well for me, though there aren't many effective alternatives. I applied Steam VR settings to display a mirrored image on a secondary screen and then captured it.
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Seer413
06-04-2023, 09:02 PM #2

The AMD Relive function operated well for me, though there aren't many effective alternatives. I applied Steam VR settings to display a mirrored image on a secondary screen and then captured it.