Delta Force builds tension slowly and then releases it all at once. In an extraction run, the best part is usually the last few minutes, when your bag is full and you are holding on until the exfil point. In Warfare, it is the stretch where your squad pushes, loses, and retakes a single objective. This guide covers one method only: record that moment with DOR, trim it down to the part that matters, and send it to friends as one dor.gg link. No zipping files and no worrying about chat app upload limits, just a link you paste.
What to know first
DOR detects Delta Force when you launch it and records the whole match. However, Delta Force does not get automatic highlight clips that detect kills or other events and cut them for you. That means the real skill in sharing is finding the moment quickly inside a long recording and deciding where it should start and end. The general rules for picking start and end points are covered in How to Trim Game Clips; this guide focuses on the cues specific to Delta Force.
How to send a Delta Force moment to friends
- 1Install DOR and launch Delta Force as usualInstall DOR, a free Windows app, and then start Delta Force. DOR detects the game automatically and records the full match as an mp4, so you never need to press record before each round. If you want your squad callouts in the video, connect a mic beforehand; DOR records game audio and your mic together.
- 2Remember which match you want to shareAfter a few extraction runs and Warfare matches in a row, your library fills up with recordings. When you pull off an extraction or a squadmate says 'send me that one,' jot down which match number and map it was. That note turns a long search into a quick pick later.
- 3For extraction runs, search backward from the endThe moment people react to most is usually at the very end of the run. Open the recording in the library, start near the end of the timeline, and scrub backward until you find where you began running for exfil. If there was a fight right before extraction, move the start point back to the first shot so your friend understands why it was close.
- 4For Warfare, anchor on the objective flipWarfare matches are long and the action is spread out, so watching from the start wastes time. Find the capture notice or the point where the objective meter changes first, then include your squad's push in and the hold that followed. If one match has several objective fights, pick the most dramatic one; one clear scene is easier to watch than three.
- 5Choose an aspect ratio in the trim toolIn the library's trim tool, set the start and end, then choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 for the output. Warfare scenes usually need 16:9 so the map and surrounding fight stay visible. A short extraction clip that a friend will watch on a phone held upright can work in 9:16.
- 6Paste the dor.gg link into your squad chatWhen the trim is done, you can share it as a dor.gg link. Drop that link into your squad group chat or voice channel text chat. Your friends can play it straight in a web browser without installing DOR, and it opens in mobile browsers too.
Where to find each Delta Force moment in a recording
| Moment to share | Cue in the recording | Range to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Successful extraction | The very end of the match, just before the extraction screen | From the moment you start running for exfil to the extraction completing |
| High-value loot find | Right after you open a safe or crate and start sorting your bag | From opening the container until you start moving again |
| Firefight with another squad during an extraction run | A sudden burst of gunfire and faster squad callouts | From the first shot to the last enemy going down |
| Warfare objective capture | The point where the capture meter flips or a capture notice appears | From entering the objective to the capture locking in |
| Turning the fight with a vehicle or gadget | Explosions followed by a vehicle destroyed notice | From climbing in or lining up the shot until just after the kill |
| Reviving or covering a squadmate | A downed teammate marker followed by fighting around it | From the teammate going down until they are back up |
Check before you send
- The extraction clip starts at the moment you began moving toward exfil.
- The Warfare clip shows which objective the fight was about.
- If squadmates' voices are in the recording, you asked them before sharing it.
- Stash management screens, lobby waiting, and other unrelated footage are trimmed out.
- You picked 9:16 or 16:9 based on whether your friend will watch on a phone or a PC.
- You added a one-line note with the map and which match it was.
Finishing the share with DOR
DOR is a free Windows app that detects Delta Force on launch and records the full match. Because Delta Force has no automatic highlight clips, the core flow is to open the recording in your library, trim the part you want, and send it as a dor.gg link. On an NVIDIA graphics card, NVENC hardware encoding is used by default. If you want to string several extractions together or add text and background music, keep polishing in the DOR browser clip editor, which runs in a browser with nothing to install, and then download an mp4 or share a link. If you still need teammates to make those clips with, the Delta Force squad finder guide can help.
