The command should not affect gameplay in any way when SimpleScreenRecorder is not active. You can keep the modified Steam launch command even when you are not using SimpleScreenRecorder. SimpleScreenRecorder should now detect the game so you can start recording.

Ĭontinue to the output page and choose your favorite file format and codecs.

For most games, it's a good idea to check Limit application frame rate (in OpenGL settings). Go to the input page and select OpenGL recording. Open SimpleScreenRecorder if you hadn't opened it already. It is highly recommended that you disable the Steam overlay, because in some cases it creates conflicts (resulting in games that crash or refuse to start). Right-click the game you want to record, and click Properties.Ĭlick the Set launch options button, and enter ssr-glinject %command%.

If you have a 64-bit system, make sure that you have the 32-bit SimpleScreenRecorder libraries installed, because most Steam games are 32-bit. This might even get you banned, so it's a good idea to make sure that the program you want to record won't ban you, *before* you try to record it. If you are trying to record a game that tries to detect hacking attempts on the client side, it's (theoretically) possible that the game will consider this a hack. This library will override some system functions in order to capture the frames before they are displayed on the screen. OpenGL recording works by injecting a library into the program that will be recorded.

Disable steam overlay launch option