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What’s New in Gecata by Movavi
Is your Gecata by Movavi (previously Movavi Game Capture) up to date? Go to Help -> About to check which version of the program you are using. Update regularly to access the newest features and improvements – we’ve been working hard to make your program experience smooth and enjoyable.
Read about the latest updatesLevel UP: Version 5
New Item: Webcam
Webcam has been added to your inventory: use it to make faces and entertain your viewers on the go.
+5 to Sound Recording
Comment on your gameplay and save the microphone output in a separate file. This way, you can edit out bloopers without messing up your playthroughs.
+10 to YouTube Upload
Make your videos available on YouTube faster in HD – they’re saved in MP4 with the recommended settings.
+20 to Game Support
Record games with DirectX 11 or earlier as well as OpenGL: Minecraft, Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, and many more.
See full game listVersion 5.6 (April 11, 2018)
- You called for help and we heard you! This update banishes unexpected crashes when you pause or finish recording with Intel® hardware acceleration. So we enabled Intel® hardware acceleration by default again, too.
- We’ve improved Gecata’s compatibility with other Movavi programs
- Other minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 5.5 (February 7, 2018)
- Meet the first application with multiple personality disorder. Even versions call themselves Game Recorder, odd versions prefer the name Gecata. Gecata by Movavi won this round
- We’ve upped the maximum fps to 120, so you can record your gameplay in the highest possible quality and even apply high-quality slow motion to the footage to show off really epic battles
- Added DirectX 12 support without overlays
- Improved performance when recording games on DirectX 9
- Your game recordings will have the same name as the game they are from so you can easily find them
- Added the option to display overlays on the recorded video
- Gecata supports even more games now – we’ve tested the program with a lot of new games. See the full list of supported games
- The “Enable NVIDIA GPU acceleration” setting is no longer active by default. You can activate it in the settings if you wish
- On the “Video” tab, we’ve disabled the VBR bitrate option if one or more of the acceleration settings are enabled. This is to reduce the file size of recorded videos
- Fixed issues with recording Call of Duty: WW II, Tom Clancy's The Division, Quantum Break and several other games
- Gecata no longer crashes if you exit the Inside game before you shut down the recording program
- Overlays will now be displayed during game recording when using MSAA (multisample anti-aliasing) in games on DirectX 10 and 11
Version 5.4 (December 1, 2017)
- We’re on a name changing spree: Version 5.4 is called Game Recorder
- Added extended codec settings: choose between VBR and ABR bitrates and tweak recording quality to suit your needs
- Moar fps during recording thanks to a new DirectX 10 and 11 capturing algorithms, the exact fps count depends on your computer configuration
- Added DirectX 6 and 8 support to cater to your gaming nostalgia: give your oldies a spin and record everything
Version 5.3 (November 3, 2017)
- Optimized overlays don't influence capture performance any more in Minecraft and other DirectX 11 games
- New overlay color for when you pause capturing in the game
- Fixed overlays display in Hearthstone
- Name change: look for Gecata by Movavi in your program menu after you've updated. Don't worry, it's still Game Capture, only better
- Other minor improvements and bug fixes
Version 5.2 (September 14, 2017)
- 4K video recording now possible
- Korean and Japanese localizations
- Advanced benchmarking and overlay settings: choose which information is displayed in-game and change the position of overlays on the screen.
- New overlays: display space left on disk, video size, and video duration while recording
- Fixed blinking webcam issue Fixed webcam size adjustment issue
- Fixed issues with recording Smite, Hearthstone, and World of Tanks Blitz
- Other minor improvements and bug fixes
Version 5.1 (August 9, 2017)
- Improved performance during game recording – up to 50% faster, depending on computer configurations
- Minor usability improvements
- Devil May Cry 4 no longer crashes when exiting the game after recording
- Fixed issue with overlay data appearing on the recorded video
Gecata by Movavi
The best way to preserve your gaming achievements.
- Record HD game videos at up to 60 fps
- Grab sound from microphone and speakers
- Add webcam video to the game footage
- Save video in MP4 for easy uploading to YouTube
Previous Versions
Version 15.4
May 18, 2016
- Improved performance during game recording – up to 50%, depending on the computer configurations
- Minor usability improvements
- Devil May Cry 4 crashes when exiting the game after recording have been fixed
- Issue with overlay data appearing on the recorded video has been fixed
Version 15.4
May 18, 2016
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- Improved performance during game recording – up to 50%, depending on the computer configurations
- Minor usability improvements
- Devil May Cry 4 crashes when exiting the game after recording have been fixed
- Issue with overlay data appearing on the recorded video has been fixed
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- Improved performance during game recording – up to 50%, depending on the computer configurations
- Minor usability improvements
- Devil May Cry 4 crashes when exiting the game after recording have been fixed
- Issue with overlay data appearing on the recorded video has been fixed
Version 15.4
May 18, 2016
- Improved performance during game recording – up to 50%, depending on the computer configurations
- Minor usability improvements
- Devil May Cry 4 crashes when exiting the game after recording have been fixed
- Issue with overlay data appearing on the recorded video has been fixed
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