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On This Page :AMD Raptr RecordingAMD Adrenalin RecordingAMD Recording Not WorkingAMD Recording Software AlternativeConclusion"> Home News A Guide on Recording with AMD Software and Issues Troubleshooting A Guide on Recording with AMD Software and Issues Troubleshooting By Helen | Follow | Last Updated January 25, 2024 In this article written by the audio to video converter – MiniTool Video Converter, we will explore the world of AMD recording software, focusing on AMD Raptr Gaming Evolved, Adrenalin, and Radeon software. We'll address common issues like recording gameplay, audio glitches, black screen problems, and provide tips for optimizing your AMD recording settings.On This Page :AMD Raptr RecordingAMD Adrenalin RecordingAMD Recording Not WorkingAMD Recording Software AlternativeConclusionAMD’s line of graphics cards has gained immense popularity among gamers and content creators, and the company offers a suite of software tools that go hand-in-hand with their hardware.Raptr Gaming Evolved was an integral part of AMD’s software ecosystem. However, in the update of September 2016, Raptr had been phased out in favor of other tools like AMD Radeon Crimson ReLive software. If you still have Raptr installed, consider transitioning to the newer software for an enhanced recording experience.AMD Gaming Evolved Recording Not WorkingIf you’re experiencing issues with AMD Gaming Evolved (Raptr) recording, it’s recommended to transition to AMD Adrenalin for a more reliable and up-to-date recording solution.AMD Adrenalin RecordingAMD Adrenalin is the latest software for AMD graphics cards, offering a wide range of features, including game recording (Crimson ReLive). Ensure that your Adrenalin software is up to date and explore the intuitive interface for recording options. Select the desired recording settings based on your preferences and system capabilities.Best AMD Recording SettingsFinding the best recording settings depends on your preferences and system specifications. Experiment with different video codecs, resolutions, and frame rates in the AMD Adrenalin settings to achieve the ideal balance between video quality and file size.Best Recording Software for AMD CardsAMD Adrenalin is among the best recording software options for AMD graphics cards, providing a seamless experience for capturing gameplay and creating content. It’s regularly updated to enhance performance and address issues.AMD Recording HotkeyFamiliarize yourself with

So two days ago I was working on the Gears of War 4 article and had to re-install the latest Crimson drivers a couple of times. It suddenly hit me, Raptr, the Gaming Evolved APP from AMD was missing from the installation options. I paid no real attention to it as I never install them anyway. Raptr was the Gaming Evolved APP that allows for stuff like monitoring and game optimizations, as well as video recording and overlays. Now during the driver installation I took no further notice to it, but today realized hey, .. why the heck is it actually missing from the installation package in the first place? Well, AMD stopped supporting it, it is that simple. Starting at the Radeon Crimson 16.10.1 driver and on-wards it will no longer be an installed option. And my bet is that 99% of you guys actually have no problem with that fact whatsoever. I played with the software in the past a couple of times, and much like GeForce Experience, I find it to be an annoyance.I was talking about Raptr roughly six months ago with Terry Makedon from the AMD driver team when he was in Amsterdam, and asked why on earth they still are adding and supporting the software. As imho the game optimizations should be placed in software at the driver UI level, and not an external application. At that time the generic consensus really was the fact that Raptr offers overlay and video capture options, and

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. PC gaming company Raptr on Tuesday announced the latest evolution of its platform. The company has released Plays.tv, a new, Instagram-like service that's described as a "fun, easy way for gamers to capture their most interesting gameplay moments and instantly share them."Overall, Plays.tv is all about "celebrating the pro in every gamer," the company says. Raptr has even formed a partnership with professional eSports squad Team Dignitas for Plays.tv. Gameplay recording game to Raptr last year, and so far, players have captured more than four million highlight videos from their play sessions. Plays.tv aims to offer a dedicated venue for players to showcase their favorite highlight reels. Introduced today in beta, the Plays.tv client--which is free and works with any PC game--allows users to capture, edit, and then share their gameplay clips either to the Plays.tv feed (above) or to social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Similar functionality exists on consoles like the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Raptr promises that the new Plays.tv client won't be too much of a performance hog, noting that it uses "hardware-accelerated video encoding to ensure minimal impact on performance." In addition, Plays.tv can capture a user's webcam to allow for picture-in-picture. The client also supports videos recorded using other programs such as OBS and Nvidia's Shadowplay. Below is a quick-hit roundup, courtesy of Raptr, of all the Plays.tv functionality. Instantly share short highlights from any game (up to the last 20 mins)Edit and trim clips from full session replaysFollow friends, eSports stars, popular streamers and othersSimultaneously post videos to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and other social networksRelive amazing moments with friends and the communityIn addition, Raptr today announced that it has raised a new round of funding to the tune of $14 million, some of which will go towards the continued development of Plays.tv. The money comes from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Accel Partners, DAG Ventures, and Tenaya Capital. This latest latest round of financing boosts Raptr's total venture capital funding to $41 million since the company got off the ground in 2007. For more on Raptr's announcements today, check out GameSpot's interview with CEO Dennis Fong.GameSpot: What does the $14 million in additional funding allow you to do that you couldn't before?Fong: Well, Plays.tv is just in its infancy and we plan to add a lot of cool features to it to make it the best community for capturing and sharing your gaming highlights. We want Plays.tv to be a place where gamers can memorialize and relive their best moments, which means potentially a whole lot of bandwidth and storage costs as serving

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That is an extra added benefit to the end users. Fact remains simple, not a lot of people really appreciated Raptr and my bet is that not many will really miss it either. I noticed that Keith May of Wccftech caught on this fact as well and asked AMD about it with the following response:Starting September 12th 2016, AMD is no longer bundling the 'AMD Gaming Evolved App' by Raptr with builds of Radeon Software. The application will still work. AMD will cease to undertake any compatibility testing, install support or general technical support for this application, nor will it be available through Radeon Software or its installer. Previous builds of Radeon Software that include the 'AMD Gaming Evolved App' dated before September 12th 2016 will remain intact and will not be affected.So that confirms it - AMD is no longer officailly supporting the software, it has been removed rather silently. You can however still download and use it via Raptr’s website, and Gaming Evolved has always mirrored Raptr’s app. With Raptr out of the game a new question rises though, we wonder what AMD has planned for the Crimson driver suite, which has seriously shaped up quite well in the past month or six. Winter is coming and AMD always cooks up a nice December driver.

LAKEHURST, N.J. – Dec. 19, 2022 – Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE: NOC) successfully completed a demonstration at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst to improve the survivability and lethality of the U.S. Army’s Future Vertical Lift (FVL) platforms, a key enabler for Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2).Northrop Grumman’s Multifunction RAPTR Sensor and Mini-CNI improve the survivability and lethality of the U.S. Army’s Future Vertical Lift (FVL) platforms. Credit: Northrop Grumman During the demonstration, Northrop Grumman simultaneously transmitted advanced sensor data and communications using the company’s Re Scalable Aperture for Precision Targeting Radar (RAPTR) and Mini-Communications, Navigation, Identification (Mini-CNI) systems on a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. The RAPTR and Mini-CNI performed bi-directional air-to-ground communications functions while performing air-to-air searching and tracking of targets. These capabilities support crewed-uncrewed teaming and long-range precision fires for the DoD.“This flight test was a key step in demonstrating the ability to integrate multifunction sensors and advanced communications and networking systems into the FVL ecosystem that will provide warfighters with a number of new line-of-sight capabilities,” said Susan Bruce, vice president, advanced mission capabilities, Northrop Grumman. “These combined solutions will extend the operational reach of joint and coalition partners and will improve lethality, survivability and targeting against any threat for decision dominance in contested environments.”The successful flight test advances Northrop Grumman’s journey to enable JADC2 using multi-domain solutions and decades of experience, delivering proven technologies used across high-profile DoD platforms. These solutions will enhance situational awareness; improve interoperability across platforms; adapt to emerging mission demands; and securely distribute critical information needed for mission success.Both Northrop Grumman’s RAPTR and Mini-CNI offer a software-defined, modular open systems architecture approach that supports rapid integration with innovative third parties and is designed to provide flexibility for future growth while reducing cost, risk and time to deploy.The demonstration is part of a series that showcases Northrop Grumman’s FVL capabilities.Northrop Grumman is a technology company, focused on global security and human discovery. Our pioneering solutions equip our customers with capabilities they need to connect, advance and protect the U.S. and its allies. Driven by a shared purpose to solve our customers’ toughest problems, our 90,000 employees define possible every day.