How to Record Gameplay Clips With AMD Instant Replay

AMD states that the Full installation includes recording and streaming controls, while Minimal and Driver Only installations omit those features. If searching for Record produces no Record & Stream result, check the installed package before looking for a missing replay switch.

The current AMD guide lists the default media location as the Radeon ReLive folder inside the Windows user's Videos folder. You can choose another location. Pick a drive with enough free space, save a short test, and open the folder once before playing so you know where the real replay will appear.

AMD's current Record guide says Instant Replay can retain up to the last 20 minutes and that the duration slider moves in 15-second increments. The longest setting is not automatically the best. Longer windows create larger files and more footage to inspect after every saved moment.

Match the duration to the event. A short reaction may need less than a minute, while a tactical play may need the round setup. Record Desktop is a separate choice for desktop content. Leave it off when you only need the game, and review protected or private windows before enabling broader capture.

AMD Software creates the local source. Save Replay starts after that source exists. Play the saved replay first and check microphone input, game audio, voice chat, camera layers, performance overlays, and any notification that entered the replay window.

Open the compatible file in Save Replay, select the first frame that gives the viewer enough context, and end after the outcome is clear. Preview the range with sound, then upload the prepared selection. The longer AMD replay remains on the device unless you decide to remove it.