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Microsoft has for their Windows10 games from Store built-in game recorder. This is a must-have for steam gamers.
Adding video capture too would be dumping the same outputted video to a file, uploading that file to Steam Cloud, and playing it using the same video player they already use for streaming videos on Steam.
They've already got the pieces, they just need to join them up.
I've found it odd too, because since Microsoft has this feature (Win+G opens game bar), Steam should do this too. Bad thing about XBox Game DVR is that it supports only high-end hardware, so Steam should grab this opportunity to allow record with very low CPU impact and support all PCs as well, especially low end because my laptop is one of them until i buy myself a gaming rig.
Hi.
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Steam should use opportunity since Game DVR supports only high end hardware.