The obvious "turn HUD off and on again", also - turning camera capture off and on again.
Doing "number 1", but selecting 2-3 different older driver versions.Ĥ. Removing "CEF cache"-folder, before doing "number 1".ģ. Also before that, without clean install.Ģ. Uninstalling drivers/Geforce Experience - reinstalling, with clean install. On my old laptop, everything works nicely.ġ. Recently bought this new laptop, and went from an ASUS FX553VD with an Nvidia GTX1050, to my new ACER Nitro 5 with a 1060. I've tried recording, just in case it's just the HUD that isn't showing my camera - but no, my aging face who none probably are interested in seeing anyways, won't show. I know my camera works, and will start, as I've tried other apps where it does what it's supposed to. So I'm asking here just in case someone has had a similar/identical problem, and knows about a quick fix.Ĭamera just won't load using the HUD for GeForce Experience. I've sent 3-4 feedbacks through GeForce Experience, but only within the last week - so they might need some time to implement a solution in an update later on. They also warned that high-end SLI setups may experience a greater hit due to the extremely high frame rates being pumped out.Ok, before you ship me over to the Nvidia-forums, as far as I can reckon - this problem has been prevalent for at least 2-3 years on different PC's, especially laptops. Nvidia said the typical performance hit will be around five percent although more demanding instances / games may top 10 percent. The feature relies primarily on Kepler's H.264 encoder which means, unlike some readily available software solutions, it shouldn't have a tremendous hit on in-game performance. Pressing a designated hotkey will automatically store the last several minutes of gameplay into an MP4 file that is YouTube compatible. Clips can be captured either manually or automatically using "shadow mode," an option that constantly records gameplay in the background as you play. With ShadowPlay, gamers can record footage at 1080p quality and further choose from between three different "quality" settings. The latest GeForce Experience software update includes support for ShadowPlay, a feature that was first showcased back with the GeForce GTX 780 last May as a method to record in-game action to share with others online or to keep in your own personal archive of awesomeness.
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