Tip: If you want Moments to record your voice, as well, make sure the mic capture option is also on. If you click on the Moments tab inside of SteelSeries GG, there is a dropdown menu where you can turn on ”Gameplay capture“. Here’s a detailed guide to using all of the features within Moments, along with tips for maximizing the design and quality of your output. While most games should work automatically, you can change a setting to allow for 'Screen Capture' rather than 'Game Capture.' Under 'Game Detection,' look for your game in the list of detected games, and click the icon on the right, and change the setting to 'Screen Capture.' Then, under 'Clips,' you can reduce the duration, video quality, resolution, and FPS of every clip that you're going to save, which will also reduce how much hard drive space the media takes up. Under 'Capture and Sound,' you can turn 'Allow elevated capture' off. But if your machine is struggling a bit, there are some settings you may tweak. Moments is built to use as little resources as possible. See the Autoclip section in settings for more details. It's supported in the following games: League of Legends, DotA 2, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, and we've just added Valorant and Fortnite to Early Access. Think of it as an AI that detects awesome things happening in your game, and then automatically capturing it into a clip. Moments has a new feature called Autoclip.

Here are some questions answered during the presentation: What's this about automatic clip capturing?

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