NVIDIA today announced the latest update to GeForce Experience, and it includes full integration with Twitch. The long-awaited feature is called ShadowPlay Twitch streaming.

ShadowPlay can broadcast and constantly record gameplay Finally, Nvidia is tackling gameplay recording and livestreaming with its new ShadowPlay technology.

Twitch is becoming ubiquitous in the video game space, and today it lands on Shadowplay, effectively elevating Nvidia's Game DVR feature from useful to essential.

The feature inside NVIDIA GeForce Experience known as Shadowplay has been announced as appearing for the public on the 28th of October - this announcement… ...

ShadowPlay uses the H.264 encoder built into all of Nvidia's Kepler GPUs (GTX 600 series or higher), which the company says minimizes the performance hit you'd experience on other video capture ...

The process of recording gameplay with Nvidia ShadowPlay If you are a streamer or just want to record gameplay for purposes other than streaming, follow the steps listed below.

ShadowPlay supports local recording via GPU encoding, it supports all Direct X 9, 10 and 11 GPUs and is bringing Twitch Streaming support in the near future.

If you’re unfamiliar with ShadowPlay, it’s the video capture / streaming feature built into GeForce Experience.

Launching on October 28 with the 1.7 release of the Nvidia Experience, ShadowPlay is a video capture application that utilizes the onboard encoder in every GTX GPU, effectively turning it into a ...

Along with the release of the GTX 950, Nvidia is working on an update to its GeForce Experience software that adds a new feature called Share, built around streaming gameplay video to Twitch or to ...

Nvidia makes game streaming easier than ever with new GeForce Experience Record, replay, stream, and broadcast your games with just a few clicks ...