Fullscreen recording using dual GPUs

Fullscreen Recording with dual gpus

If you are using a computer that has both a dedicated graphics card and integrated graphics, the integrated graphics needs to be used for rendering the FBX overlay.

 TIP  The overlay will always disappear when recording using Fullscreen record mode. Don’t worry- that’s completely normal! If the overlay were shown while recording, it would also be recorded as part of the screen and no-one wants that.

For an nvidia gpu

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Right click the NVidia icon in your system tray and select NVIDIA Control Panel

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Select Manage 3D settings and then go to the Program Settings tab

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Select the following file: C:\Program Files\Blueberry Software\FBX Game Recorder\FBXFullscreenCapturer.exe

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Select Integrated graphics as the prefered graphics processor and click Apply

For a radeon gpu

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Open the Windows Display Settings

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Go to Graphics Settings

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Select Classic app in the drop down menu and click Browse

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Select the following file: C:\Program Files\Blueberry Software\FBX Game Recorder\FBXFullscreenCapturer.exe

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Click Options

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Select Power saving and click Save.

 TIP  If the overlay is visible on-screen but then disappears when you launch a game, it is probably because the game uses OpenGL – it simply isn’t possible for FBX to display the fullscreen overlay over these sort of games. You can still record them as normal though – just use the hotkey to start and stop recording.