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.

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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.

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Version 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The “Enable NVIDIA GPU acceleration” setting is no longer active by default.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

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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