Xbox One上的游戏 DVR 功能可让您录制游戏，然后随时随地共享。它是一个内置的游戏捕获应用程序，可以记录您的游戏几分钟，然后将其保存在您的控制台或外部驱动器上，供您以后使用。
在最近对 Xbox One 的更新中，游戏 DVR现在可以以(Game DVR)1080P 分辨率(1080P resolution)录制游戏，而不是 720P @30 FPS。如果您正在寻找更好的质量，这是巨大的。但是，您必须手动启用此选项。
在Xbox One(Xbox One)上启用 1080p游戏 DVR(Game DVR)捕捉
要启用此功能，您必须打开Xbox One中的(Xbox One)设置(Settings)部分，然后查找DVR 选项(DVR Options)。该选项在控制台的设置中可用。
- 按控制器上的Xbox 指南( Xbox Guide)按钮。这将揭示指南。
- 现在，按住右保险杠(Right Bumper)(RB) 直到到达系统部分。
- 在这里，选择“设置”，然后按“A”。
- 这将打开主要设置。
- 向下滚动到“首(Preferences)选项”选项卡。
- 选择广播和捕获。(Broadcast & capture.)
- 在“捕获”下，转到游戏剪辑分辨率。(Game clip resolution.)
- 选择1080p SDR。
在选择过程中，您会看到从720p SDR 切换到 1080p SDR(720p SDR to 1080p SDR)时，录制时间从 5 分钟下降到 2 分钟。
如果您有 Xbox One X 控制台，您应该会看到一个 4K 分辨率选项，该选项将以 60 FPS和HDR录制。
将游戏 DVR 剪辑保存(Save Game DVR Clips)到外部驱动器
现在您知道如何在执行此操作时切换到 1080P，您可能已经注意到在其下方有一个更改“捕获位置”的选项。这意味着如果您有外部存储，您将能够将其保存在那里。这将使您可以轻松地将其随身携带。但是，一旦您从控制台拔出，设置将恢复为默认的“内部”。
为此，您需要一个USB 3.0硬盘驱动器。但是，对最小存储大小没有限制。
- 首先，将您的硬盘驱动器连接到您的 PC，并将其格式化为 NTFS。
- 接下来，将外部驱动器连接到(connect the external drive to a USB port)Xbox One 上的 USB 端口。
- 将出现一个提示，询问您是否要将外部驱动器用于：
- 用于媒体。(Use for media.)
- 格式化存储设备。
- 取消。
- 选择媒体。
如果您有NTFS格式的硬盘驱动器，请放心，仅将其用于媒体时，您的任何数据都不会丢失(none of your data will be lost when using it for media only)。该消息清楚地表明：
- 如果您选择将此外部存储用于媒体，即音乐、视频和图片，您将保留设备上当前的所有内容。
- 如果您选择将其用于游戏和应用程序，则需要格式化驱动器。设备上的所有内容都将被删除。您可以稍后在Settings > System > Storage中管理设备。
请按照以下步骤将位置更改为外部存储：(Follow these steps to change the location to external storage:)
- 回到我们上面所做的Broadcard & capture 设置。
- 导航到捕获位置(Capture Location)。
- 选择外部(Select External)。您将在那里看到硬盘驱动器名称。
接下来，当您选择 1080P 录制时，(select the 1080P recording,)时间限制增加到 1 小时(time limit is increased to 1 hour)而不是 2 分钟。由于视频录制占用大量空间，因此在使用内部存储时，打算将限制保持在最多 2 到 5 分钟。
Microsoft应该完全使该驱动器在网络上可用，因此当需要将剪辑传输到 PC 时无需拔下硬盘驱动器。
解决“首先，在您的 PC 上格式化此设备”错误
如果您收到错误消息
First, format this device on your PC. To cpature game clips, and screenshots externally, storage must be formatted as NTFS. Connect it to your PC, and format it then recoonect it to your Xbox (0x80bd003c)
另请记住，如果您在Games(Games)和Media之间切换，则每次都必须对其进行格式化。为Xbox 游戏(Xbox Games)使用而格式化的硬盘不能用于保存媒体文件。
Enable 1080p Game DVR Recording; Save To External Drive: Xbox One
The Game DVR feature on Xbox One lets you record games, and then shаre it wherever уou want. It’s an inbuilt game capture applicatіon which can record few minutes of your gameplay, and then ѕave it on yoυr console or external driνe which you cаn use it later on.
In a recent update to Xbox One, the Game DVR can now record gameplay at 1080P resolution instead of 720P @30 FPS. This is huge if you are looking for better quality. However, you will have to enable this option manually.
Enable 1080p Game DVR capture on Xbox One
To enable this, you will have to open Settings section in the Xbox One, and then look for the DVR Options. The option is available in settings of the console.
- Press the Xbox Guide button on the controller. This will reveal the guide.
- Now, keep pressing the Right Bumper (RB) till you reach the system section.
- In here, select “Settings”, and press “A.”
- This will open the main Settings.
- Scroll down to the Preferences tab.
- Choose Broadcast & capture.
- Under “Capture”, go to Game clip resolution.
- Select 1080p SDR.
During selection, you will get to see that when switching from 720p SDR to 1080p SDR, the time of recording drops from 5 minutes to 2 minutes.
If you have an Xbox One X console, you should see a 4K resolution option which will record at 60 FPS and HDR.
Save Game DVR Clips to an external drive
Now that you know how to switch to 1080P while doing this, you may have noticed that there was an option to change “Capture Location” right under it. This means if you have external storage, you will be able to save it right there. This will make it easy for you to carry it anywhere you want. However, once you unplug from the console, the settings will set back to default “internal”.
To do this, you will need a USB 3.0 hard drive. However, there is no restriction on the minimum storage size.
- First, connect your hard drive to your PC, and format it to NTFS.
- Next, connect the external drive to a USB port on your Xbox One.
- A prompt will appear which will ask if you want to use your external drive for:
- Use for media.
- Format Storage device.
- Cancel.
- Select media.
If you have an NTFS formatted hard drive, stay assured that none of your data will be lost when using it for media only. The message clearly says:
- If you choose to use this external storage for media, i.e., music, videos, and pictures, you will keep any content hat is currently on the device.
- If you choose to use it for games, and apps, the drive needs to be formatted. Everything on the device will be erased. You can manage the device later in Settings > System > Storage.
Follow these steps to change the location to external storage:
- Go back to the Broadcard & capture settings as we did above.
- Navigate to Capture Location.
- Select External. You will see the hard drive name there.
Next, when you select the 1080P recording, the time limit is increased to 1 hour instead of two minutes. Since video recording takes a lot of space, it was an intention to keep the limit to a max of 2 to 5 minutes, when internal storage is used.
Microsoft should totally make this drive available on the network, so there is no need to unplug the hard drive when the clips are needed to be transferred to PC.
Troubleshoot ‘First, format this device on your PC’ error
In case you get an error which says
First, format this device on your PC. To cpature game clips, and screenshots externally, storage must be formatted as NTFS. Connect it to your PC, and format it then recoonect it to your Xbox (0x80bd003c)
Also remember, if you switch between Games and Media, you will have to format it every time. A hard drive formatted for Xbox Games usage cannot be used for saving media files.
