Updated The following games support Highlights and are available to play on GeForceNOW: Apex Legends ATOM RPG Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Crossout Destiny 2 Dirty Bomb Dying Light: Bad Blood...Date Updated: 07/09/2020
Highlights are automatically enabled by default for supported games. Simply select a Highlights enabled game and hit play. The in-game overlay can be opened with CTRL-G on Windows or...Date Updated: 02/11/2020
Highlights captured on one system are not compatible with the other due to incompatible standards. As an alternative, VLC version 3.0 or later may be used on either system, but you may still...Date Updated: 06/11/2019
By default, there is no limit set on how much storage NVIDIA Highlights will use. If you'd like to set a limit so you don't use too much disk space, enable "Disk Space Limit" from the in-game...Date Updated: 06/11/2019
This issue can be avoided by reassigning one of the applications default Open In-Game Overlay hotkey. For example you can change GeForce Experience’s default hotkey to Ctrl+Alt+Z.Date Updated: 06/11/2019
To minimize the impact of Highlights on the streaming game, we do not transcode the incoming game stream to a constant, fixed resolution. As network conditions change, the Highlights that are...Date Updated: 06/11/2019
You can find a complete list of keyboard shortcuts by opening the in-game overlay and navigating to Settings > Keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard Shortcut Windows macOS Open/Close the Share...Date Updated: 11/26/2019
With NVIDIA Highlights, your key moments, clutch kills, and match wins are automatically captured for you within supported games. NVIDIA Highlights on GeForceNOW is supported for games like...Date Updated: 06/14/2019
