ShadowPlay-How do I use the 3 minute playback feature?

So I just got an awesome clip of pushing my friend off of the Iron Keep Bridge in Dark Souls 2 with the Bone Fist (Probably too late now, but will be remembered). I remembered the 3 minute feature with ShadowPlay, which my GeForce GTX 660 Ti is compatible with. Is there a way to enable it and what is the default save location?

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How do I record last 5 minutes on ShadowPlay?

By default, ShadowPlay uses \u201cShadow & Manual\u201d mode. Shadow Mode will automatically record your gameplay and keep the last five minutes. When you press the Alt+F10 keyboard shortcut, ShadowPlay will save a clip of the last five minutes of gameplay to your Videos folder.

How do you use instant replay on ShadowPlay?

Extend record time in Shadowplay Tutorial

Turn off Shadowplay.

Open Regedit and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\NVIDIA Corporation\\Global\\ShadowPlay\\NVSPCAPS. Look for the Dvalue DVRBufferLEN. It should have ## ## 00 00. ...

Restart PC.

Turn On Shadowplay Again, now you have your desire time.

How do I extend ShadowPlay recording time?

Record the Last x Minutes of your PC activity

Just start My Screen Recorder Pro, and click on the Settings button.

Check the Timed Recording Options and Save last x minutes of screen recordings option and choose a number of minutes to save.

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