Homebrew Question Record switch without capture card? on homebrew.

[MegaBloopy]

is there a way to do the above

 

[hippy dave]

No, not at this point. People have looked into it but it's apparently hard.

 

[Budsixz]

doesn't holding the screenshot button record the switch?

 

[hippy dave]

doesn't holding the screenshot button record the switch?

Yes, you get a recording of the last 30 seconds, but I assumed the OP was asking about longer than that/ongoing recording.

 

[JonJaded]

https://twitter.com/exelix11/status/1181955631974100992?s=20

Don't get too hyped, but exelix is working on something like this. Still experimental.

 

[masagrator]

https://twitter.com/exelix11/status/1181955631974100992?s=20

Don't get too hyped, but exelix is working on something like this. Still experimental.

It's using DVR to capture gameplay, so it's limited to 30 FPS and not so high quality.

 

[Purple_Shyguy]

Could a homebrew app be made that AUT automatically makes your switch press the "capture" button every 30 seconds? Lol

Play for an hour then you could just slap all your videos into an editor timeline and there you go.

 

[linuxares]

Problem I think is that the recording takes the already limited hardware power

 

[ZeroFX]

Problem I think is that the recording takes the already limited hardware power

Hence games like TW3, Divinity Original Sin 2, etc not having this function.

 

[RealShanks]

Yes, you get a recording of the last 30 seconds, but I assumed the OP was asking about longer than that/ongoing recording.

This doesn't work on my hacked/homebrewed switch though... any ideas? it just says 'cannot capture video for this software' for every game I play

 

[Purple_Shyguy]

This doesn't work on my hacked/homebrewed switch though... any ideas? it just says 'cannot capture video for this software' for every game I play

Look up "Sysdvr" here. You can connect your switch to a pc and then use something to record the footage from your pc screen. Like Twitch studio or something

 

[Milenko]

Wait for atmosphere's starlink