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GuideThe Complete Guide to Optimal GeForce Game Recording Settings: NVENC Generations and Drivers (2026)
We cover everything step by step for recording games lag-free on an NVIDIA GeForce card, from the NVENC encoder steps in OBS to the differences across the Turing, Ampere, and Ada generations, recommended presets and bitrates, and driver management.
GuidePosting Game Clips to Instagram Reels: 9:16 Ratio, Length, and Audio All at Once (2026)
Reels default to 9:16 vertical video, and you only need to meet the length and audio rules. We break down, step by step, how to crop a horizontally recorded game clip to 9:16 and add audio before uploading, along with the recommended specs for ratio and length.
GuideRecommended PC Specs for Game Recording: CPU, GPU, and Disk Reference Tables at a Glance (2026)
We break down the PC specs you need for game recording into minimum and recommended reference tables by CPU, GPU, RAM, and disk, walk through what matters most at each resolution, and step through low-load recording methods that lower the spec threshold.
GuideHow to Record at 144Hz Without Losing Frames: Keep In-Game at 144 and Split Capture to 60 (2026)
We cover why frame rate drops when you record competitive matches on a 144Hz monitor, and the step-by-step settings that nearly eliminate frame loss by keeping in-game at 144 and splitting recording to 60. We walk you through it with real numbers for OBS, built-in recording, and DOR.
GuideHow to Clip Fortnite: The Fastest Path to Turning Kill and Build Scenes into Shorts
Here's a step-by-step guide to pulling Fortnite kill and build scenes into mp4 clips and posting them as Shorts. From in-game replay mode to auto-clips, we walk through it in the order that takes the least effort.
Guide4K Game Recording Setup and Spec Guide: HEVC Codec and SSD Requirements
Clean 4K game recording comes down to three things: the HEVC codec, a fast SSD, and enough bitrate. We walk through it step by step, from codec choice to bitrate, disk speed, and a recommended spec table.
Guide60fps Game Recording Settings: A Step-by-Step Guide to Locking Capture FPS at 60 and Distributing Encoder Load
The key to 60fps game recording is locking capture frames at 60 and distributing the encoder load to the GPU. We've laid out recommended bitrate and keyframe values by spec in a table.
GuideThe Complete Guide to Recording Games on a Low-End PC: Lag-Free Capture with 720p, 30fps, and Hardware Encoding (2026)
You can record games even on a low-end PC or integrated graphics. Get these three things right, hardware encoding, 720p/30fps, and a cleaned-up background, and you can record while losing the fewest frames possible. We've put together a recommended-settings table by spec, a step-by-step method, and how to record effortlessly with DOR.
GuideHow to Make a Vertical (9:16) Game Video: A Step-by-Step Guide to Cropping Landscape Clips into Shorts (2026)
Games run in 16:9 landscape, but Shorts and Reels are 9:16 vertical, so if you just upload them you get black bars on the top and bottom. We laid out, step by step, the two paths for turning a landscape game screen into a vertical Short (cropping and side blur), how to position your crop to keep the important areas, and how to crop landscape clips straight to 9:16 with the DOR editor.
GuideAdding a Facecam to Your Game Recording: The Complete Guide to Webcam Overlay Placement and Chroma Key
We break down, step by step, how to record with your face (a facecam) over the game screen. Adding the webcam source, positioning and sizing the overlay, and removing the background with chroma key, all in one go.
GuideSaving Marvel Rivals Highlights: How to Keep Ultimate Combos as Automatic Clips
Marvel Rivals ultimate combos are over in 2 to 3 seconds. We break down, step by step, the easiest way to capture that moment as a clip without missing it.
GuideHow to Save Rainbow Six Clutch Clips: Round-by-Round Recording So You Never Miss an Ace or Clutch
R6 rounds are long and clutches pop off late. We break down, step by step, how to turn recording on in advance and cut clips round by round, plus how to automatically detect kills and clutches and save just those segments.
GuideHow to Record Roblox (Complete PC and Mobile Guide for 2026)
Roblox's built-in recording is fast and easy, but its limits are clear: 480p quality, a 30-second cap, no voice capture, and more. We lay out, step by step, how to record on PC and mobile with both built-in features and external programs, and even guide you through automatic-detection high-quality recording.
GuideRecording Sudden Attack Clips: How to Save Kill Moments Without Missing Them
Headshots and kill streaks in Sudden Attack are over in less than a second. Here is a step-by-step guide to automatically detecting kill moments and saving them as clips with DOR.
GuideRecording Teamfight Tactics (TFT): How to Cleanly Save Just Your First-Place Moments by Round
A single TFT match runs over 30 minutes, so full recording is a burden. Here's a step-by-step guide to recording by round and keeping only your first-place and comeback moments as clips.
TroubleshootingRecording Hotkey Not Working? 3 Causes and How to Fix Key Conflicts
If your recording hotkey gets no response when you press it, it is usually one of three things: a key conflict, fullscreen focus, or a mismatch in administrator privileges. We walk through the steps to fix each cause and round it off with key combinations that won't overlap.
GuideHow to Reduce Input Lag in Games: A Step-by-Step Guide to Monitor, Graphics, and VSync Settings
Input lag is the delay between your mouse and keyboard inputs and what appears on screen. Tackle VSync, low-latency mode, monitor settings, and frame caps in order, and your perceived responsiveness jumps. Follow along one cause at a time.
GuideHow to Save Recordings as mp4, the mp4 vs mkv Difference, and Converting mkv to mp4 (2026)
For editing and uploads, mp4 is the way to go; to keep things stable during recording, the standard play is to record in mkv and then convert to mp4. We cover it step by step: how to change OBS's recording format to mp4, how to convert mkv to mp4 losslessly (remux), the real differences between mp4 and mkv, and how DOR saves straight to mp4 with no conversion step at all.
GuideHow to Save Valorant Ace Clips: From Auto-Detection to Manual Backup
Valorant ace moments are easy to miss because a round is so short. We've laid out, step by step, how to use DOR's auto-detection to pick out just the kill and ace segments, plus how to back them up yourself with a manual hotkey.
GuideGame Streaming vs Recording: Where Should Beginners Start?
We compare live streaming and recording by barrier to entry, revenue, and growth, then lay out why beginners should start with recording and what the first steps are.
GuideHow to Play Valorant in Another Region: New Overseas Accounts, VPNs, and Region Transfers Explained (2026)
When you want to play Valorant in a region other than Korea, like NA or Japan, here's everything in order: from why your account region gets locked, to creating a new account in that region, working around it with a VPN, and the official region of residence transfer that actually works.
GuideGame Video Shorts vs Long-Form Strategy: What to Do First at Each Channel Growth Stage
Shorts are strong for early reach, while long-form is strong for revenue and fandom. It's not a game of choosing one over the other; the key is running both in parallel while adjusting the balance to your channel's growth stage. We cover stage-by-stage strategy and how to secure your source material.
GuideHow to Buy LoL Champions: From the Difference Between Blue Essence (BE) and RP to Stacking Them Free-to-Play (2026)
A one-stop rundown of how to buy LoL champions, from getting into the shop to the difference between Blue Essence (BE) and RP, prices by tier, how to stack BE free-to-play, and timing and discounts for buying new champs. A beginner-friendly guide tailored for those just starting LoL or unsure which currency to use.
GuideA Beginner's Guide to Game Recording Setups for YouTubers and Streamers: From Gear to the Shorts Workflow (2026)
A rundown of the recording setup you need when first starting out as a game YouTuber or streamer, covering recording software choice, recommended PC specs, managing your material, the Shorts workflow, and mic and audio, in that order. A beginner's guide focused on starting without expensive gear and posting consistently.