The PS4 doesn't have a true "background recording" feature that continuously captures gameplay. However, it does have a system that constantly buffers the last bit of gameplay, allowing you to save the previous moments by double-tapping the Share button. Here's how to optimize this buffer size for performance:
1. Adjust Length of Video Clip:
- Go to Settings > Sharing and Broadcasts.
- Select Length of Video Clip.
- Choose your desired clip length.
Here's how it affects performance:
Shorter Clip (30 Seconds): This uses minimal resources and offers the least impact on performance.
Longer Clip (15 Minutes - Default): This consumes more resources but allows you to capture longer gameplay segments.
1 Hour (Maximum): This uses the most resources and might impact performance, especially in demanding games.
2. Disable Automatic Recording Notifications
Go to Settings > Notifications.
Select Pop-Up Notifications.
Uncheck the box next to Clip Recorded. These notifications can use slight resources.
Additional Tips
Close Unnecessary Applications:
Running background apps can consume system resources. Close them before playing games for optimal performance.
Maintain System Software Updates:
Keeping your PS4 software updated ensures efficient resource management.
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