- I would like to download a game clip I made on xbox to my computer and can't seem to figure out how. I know I could upload to youtube and then download the video from there but there has to be an easier way to download the clips to my computer!
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How To Download Game Clips From Xbox App Download
Share clips from the Xbox mobile app. With a recent update to the Xbox mobile app on both iOS and Android, you can also share any videos or screenshots that you’ve taken directly to your social. Over 200,000 Installs ***** [DVR Hub for Xbox] is a must have app for all Xbox One gamers who like to share their gaming moments. Download this app. To work with screenshots or videos you’ve captured, open the Game DVR app. Head to My games & apps > Apps > Game DVR to launch it. Select the screenshot or video clip you want to share or upload in the app, press the menu button, and select “Edit.” If you haven’t yet downloaded the free Upload Studio app from the Xbox Store, you’ll be.
Download all Xbox Game DVR clips
So I've come across the issue of recording too many clips and it is starting to push old clips out of my library. I've saved clips in the Xbox app, but that just fills my drive up, and it also has a maximum of how much you can save. So I want to just download all of my Xbox clips at once. I don't want to go through one at a time and download.
I've tried using xboxdvr.com's Download All feature. Sadly when I do this, it crashes my browser(Chrome, Edge, Firefox). From what I can gather, it tries to download all 168 files separately, which crashes it. So I then went to Xboxclips.com, and they only download 1 file at a time on different webpages. I could write a script that just goes through each page, but that's more work than I want to do. Lastly, I tried using JDownloader on both sites. Xboxclips doesn't show all clips on 1 page, so that was a bust. It did on Xboxdvr, but every single video file on Xboxdvr is called GameClip-Original. So at first it was downloading and then overwriting what it just downloaded. I finally got it set up to download them and rename them, but then it crashes at random numbers. The first time I got 116/168. The second time I got 46/168. Third was 94/168. It's not ordered in any way, so I can't say 'Start at this video and continue from there'.
In all of this, I'm incredibly frustrated by the GameDVR experience. Not only is the app really slow, but it doesn't have a good, fast, and easy way to get the clips to a computer. Is there a solution that I overlooked?
Game clips (under 30 minutes long) and screenshots of popular PC games and any game available through Microsoft Store can be shared to Xbox Live. They aren’t automatically uploaded from Windows 10.
Xbox Game Clip Downloader
- In the Xbox Console Companion app, select Captures.
- Select On Xbox Live.
- Select the game clip or screenshot you want to share.
- Select Share, and then choose where you want to share it.
Note Xbox checks uploaded content for violations of the Xbox Live Code of Conduct. There may be a delay before your clip or screenshot is visible to anyone else.
To share your captures to other social networks or by email, you’ll find the files in the Captures folder, which by default is in your videos folder. To find the files for your captures from the Xbox Console Companion app, select Captures, select On this PC, select the clip or screenshot you want to share, and then select Open folder. File Explorer will open and you’ll see where the clip or screenshot is located on your PC. Then, use the website or app for the social media network to share the clip or screenshot file.