- May 21, 2015
- D3DGear Technologies
- 5h median play time
D3DGear - Game Recording and Streaming Software
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About
D3DGear is a high-performance game recording and live streaming software for PC games using DirectX 8/9/10/11/12, OpenGL, and Mantle. It can record and stream gameplay to HD without impacting performance or requiring high upload speeds, and allows for custom movie resolutions and FPS display. Stream directly to Twitch.tv, YouTube, or other sites with ease.



- Great recording software with outstanding performance, especially for low-end PCs.
- User-friendly interface that is easy to navigate, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users.
- Excellent customer support that responds quickly to issues and provides effective solutions.
- The software has not received updates in over two years, leading to compatibility issues with some games.
- Audio and video synchronization issues are common, with reports of recordings being out of sync.
- Some users experience crashes or performance drops, particularly with demanding games or after updates.
- gameplay70 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay recording software is praised for its smooth performance, high-quality output, and user-friendly features, making it suitable for both novice and experienced users. Many reviewers appreciate its ability to record without significant impact on system performance, although some have encountered issues with specific games and updates. Overall, it is recommended for those looking to record or stream gameplay, especially at an affordable price, though alternatives like OBS are suggested for more advanced streaming needs.
“This is a no-nonsense game recording software that allows users to seamlessly record their gameplay videos without expecting any lags in the game.”
“It can record high quality gameplay without dropping my frame rate like other recording software that I have tried.”
“By far I have to say this is the best screen and gameplay recorder I've ever used, its performance is much better than Action Recorder and PlayClaw, I highly recommend it.”
“It also tanked my FPS in-game, and trying to play CS:GO or Overwatch when your computer isn't responding because you're recording a gameplay video sucks.”
“Get OBS which is free and skip this shitty software unless you are sure you can record the gameplay with it.”
“I recorded a game for 30 minutes and when I went to the folder to have a look at the gameplay I recorded, I found out that I was able to fast forward 4 minutes and 4 seconds and then it stopped; it became something like a stream... you couldn't fast forward, and when you looked at the captured footage for 20 minutes and wanted to see that last 20 seconds again, the recording starts at something like 3:40 again!”