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How to Record Gameplay on PS4

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Recording your gameplay on PS4 can be a great way to share your gaming experiences with friends and followers. With the PS4’s built-in recording feature, you can easily capture and save your gameplay footage. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Open the Share Menu

To begin recording your gameplay, you’ll need to open the Share menu. To do this, press and hold the Share button on your DualShock 4 controller.

Step 2: Start Recording

Once you’re in the Share menu, select the “Start Recording” option to begin capturing your gameplay. You’ll see a message on your screen that says “Recording Started.”

Step 3: End Recording

To stop recording your gameplay, simply press the Share button again and select the “Stop Recording” option. You can also press the Share button and then the Square button to save a clip of the last 15 minutes of gameplay.

Step 4: Share Your Gameplay

Once you’ve finished recording your gameplay, you can share it with the world. You can upload your footage directly to YouTube, Twitch, or Facebook, or you can save it to a USB drive and share it later.

Tips for Recording Gameplay on PS4

1. Make sure you have enough free space on your PS4 hard drive to record gameplay.

2. Adjust the recording settings in the Share menu to get the best quality footage.

3. Use the “Share” button to take screenshots of your gameplay.

4. Experiment with different recording lengths to find the best option for your needs.

Now that you know how to record gameplay on PS4, you can start capturing your gaming moments and sharing them with your friends and followers. Happy gaming!

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