Where do I get Nvidia Ansel???

[SpicyForNoReason]

Where do I download it? I just got my GTX 1080 and wanting to record some pics and vids if possible.
Is it possible to use Ansel to record video?

I posted this earlier but the person that answered my question didn't post the right link and the moderator locked the thread cause I guess he thought he answered my question but I can't reply because apparently you have to have SteamGuard emabled which is a total inconvinence and I refuse to use so I had to create another thread.

God this is more complicated to ask a simple question than it shuld be Steam, come on guys...

[Washell]

From what I understand from a quick google, it's a tech Nvidia sells to developers so they can include it in their game for you to use. It doesn't appear to be something you can download and use wherever you please.

Game Support

Our revolutionary Ansel technology is coming soon to a number of top games, including The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Epic Games' Fortnite, Paragon and Unreal Tournament, Cyan Worlds' Obduction, Thekla’s The Witness, Boss Key Productions’ Lawbreakers, Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s The Division, and the highly-anticipated No Man’s Sky from Hello Games.

http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/ansel

[Washell]

The good news, you need shadowplay for video's, which you can download here: http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/shadowplay

[SpicyForNoReason]

The links you guys posted still aren't download links :/

[ KARR™]

Originally posted by JDMricist:

The links you guys posted still aren't download links :/

There isn't a download link. IF a game publisher decides they want to support it, the game will allow you to record/take pictures in a 360 format. If they don't support it, you can't.

Ansel enables amazing in-game screenshot captures by providing game developers with new NVIDIA driver APIs using GeForce® GTX GPUs. Game support for Ansel is coming soon, and will include titles such as The Witcher 3, No Man’s Sky, The Witness, and more.

It won't be every game, it may be something they completely ignore and nobody every uses it outside of the few publishers/games that have said "yes, we'll put it in at some point.

Just about every "modern" Nvidia card can do it (Most things back to a GTX660) - but you need the game makers themselves to allow it to work on their game!