One of the ways NVIDIA manages to keep ShadowPlay’s export file sizes low but retain great quality is to utilize variable framerates, but a professional tool like Premiere Pro never expects anything but constant framerates. That’s all good what’s not is the fact that Adobe Premiere Pro doesn’t handle ShadowPlay’s export video well at all, and the reason boils down to variable framerates. Because the video is encoded automatically, the result is a far less weighty file than what you’d see from a solution like Fraps: You can expect about 200MB/1m at max detail, at 1080p. For those reading for no other reason than boredom (thanks for spending that time here!), ShadowPlay is a technology that utilizes your GeForce GPU to both record and encode video on-the-fly, with minor-to-no visible overhead.
I hate to sound like a broken record, but I love NVIDIA’s ShadowPlay, and chances are good that if you’re reading this, you do, too.
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