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WMC 10v12
suggestions for NVIDA NVIDIA System - WM Capture D3D recording WM Capture configuration settings
for a Windows PC with an Intel processor and an Nvidia GPU are shown below.
These settings were determined using a Lenovo Legion 5 Laptop with NVIDIA
GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU. For a Dual monitor system, use Windows Display settings to assign your
primary monitor then open the Nvidia Control Panel, use 'Manage 3D settings'
and 'Manage display settings' to adjust the 3D and the Display. (see below
recommended WM Capture screen capture settings and also suggestions for
recording Fullscreen video games.). Note: The Intel Quick Sync encoder cannot be used in Screen Capture
mode unless the NVIDIA Control Panel is configured as described here. See
below the section Setting up the Quick Sync encoder for Screen Capture
mode. (This restriction does not affect the D3D recording mode, where the
Quick Sync encoder functions as QSV or QSV-GPU). 3D3 recording modes Setting up Single monitor Open NVIDIA Control Panel Manage 3D Settings -- Auto-select, monitor 1 main, record on 1, qsv.qsv-gpu OK,
nvenc NOT OK Manage 3D Settings -- High Performance NVIDIA, monitor 1 main, record on 1, qsv,qsv-gpu NOT
OK, nvenc OK For recording games in windowed or windowless mode, we suggest using one
of the settings mentioned above, preferably with single monitor, High
Performance NVIDIA, NVIDIA display, and the nvenc encoder. Setting up a Dual monitor system If a second monitor is connected while WM Capture is running, WM Capture
needs to be restarted. WM Capture always opens on Windows’ main monitor
unless you manually move its window on the second monitor. Open Windows Display Settings, set up Monitor 1 or Monitor 2 as the main
monitor Open NVIDIA Control Panel: setting up the 3D Settings and the Display
Settings allows different D3D recording capbilities
as shown below Manage 3D Settings -- Auto-select, monitor 1 main, record on 1, qsv,qsv-gpu OK,
nvenc NOT OK Manage 3D Settings --
High Performance NVIDIA, monitor 1 main, record on 1, qsv,qsv-gpu /
nvenc NOT OK Note: the computer used in this test was not recognized by Nvidia as a
secondary or primary monitor, and the Nvidia driver only identified Optimus
as the main display configuration. Screen Capture (CAP) recording modes Setting up the Quick Sync encoder for Screen Capture mode Open NVIDIA Control Panel Single monitor Dual monitor - see Notes Note 1: To enable Quick
Sync on a NVIDIA dual monitor system, WM Capture must open on the
computer primary display (a laptop display for example). Recording can be
done on either one of the two monitors. Note 2. The current WM Capture version does not support NVIDIA NVENC encoder
for Screen Capture recording. Recording Fullscreen games (simple rules) - WM Capture D3D Settings When using an NVIDIA dual-monitor setup, a game configured to run in
Fullscreen mode will usuaklly launch on the NVIDIA
monitor. WM Capture does not fully automate handling this scenario. We
recommend either playing the game in windowed mode, setting monitor #1 as the
primary display and launching the game there (if possible), or disconnecting
the second monitor and playing the game on the primary monitor. This also
holds true for dual monitor systems without NCIDIA. Try to match the recording video size (Mark setting) with the game's
Video setup. If you can access the game Video setup, select 1280x720. If that
option is unavailable, try setting the D3D recording size to Fullscreen. On NVIDIA systems, configure the NVIDIA Control Panel as suggested here
or use your preferred settings. If recording fails on an NVIDIA dual display system, disconnect the
second monitor and try recording on your primary display. Recording might not work with all Fullscreen games. Try the game windowed
mode. WM Capture D3D test only supports windowed videos. |