Video Recording - Copy to Clipboard

[Aramax]

I recorded a video and saw that there was a share feature but I don't understand how I can share it with others on Steam. I did the copy to clipboard but when I use the Ctrl+V nothing appears.

How do I use the information that was copied to Clipboard if I cannot use the paste function?

[Aramax]

I found out that it can be used in the Chat rooms easily but what about if I want to add it to a forum post on Steam?

[FlintX]

Same. The paste function does not work but the video file is indeed copied to somewhere into the computer. I copied one video I made 2 times in a row and now it is eating 18GB space of my hard disk. And now I'm here trying to find where the hell they went so that I can delete them and free this space. But I cannot find those files anywhere.

[FlintX]

I found it the files are stored as mp4 format inside C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Temp\steam as a sequence of numbers and characteres.

[Aramax]

Originally posted by FlintX:

I found it the files are stored as mp4 format inside C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Temp\steam as a sequence of numbers and characteres.

Well using this I can access the MP4 video and simply upload it to youtube and post the result.

Thanks.

[Ben Lubar]

Originally posted by Aramax:

Originally posted by FlintX:

I found it the files are stored as mp4 format inside C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Temp\steam as a sequence of numbers and characteres.

Well using this I can access the MP4 video and simply upload it to youtube and post the result.

Thanks.

If you're going to do that, use the export-to-file option and save yourself a few steps.

[FlintX]

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Originally posted by Aramax:

Well using this I can access the MP4 video and simply upload it to youtube and post the result.

Thanks.

If you're going to do that, use the export-to-file option and save yourself a few steps.

Yeah, but the export option can take a lot longer though if the file is large. I assuming then the copy to clipboard option generates a heavy compressed version of the file with quality loss.