How To Record League Of Legends Clips, Highlights, And Games

leagueoflegendsgallery.blogspot.com - All League of Legends games are automatically recorded, so you don't have to install a third-party screen recorder to see your last game. The recordings of your last 20 matches will remain in your Match History until the next patch, but if you download them, you can keep them forever. If you rather not use the in-game replay feature, you can press Win + G to open the Game bar on your Windows 10 computer and click the recording icon. If you're using macOS Mojave, press Cmd + Shift + 5 then click Capture to record your screen. This teaches you how to see the recordings of your League of Legends games after playing.

Steps

Play a match of League of Legends. Any mode you play (including ARAM, Normal, Solo/Duo Queue) will be recorded and stored in your Match History.

Click Profile. This tab should be along the top of your screen next to "Play."

Click Match History. Recordings of your last 20 games will display here.

Click the download icon next to the recording you want to download. If you don't download the replay before the next patch or within 20 games, it will be deleted from your list.

To find the location of these downloaded replays on your computer, go into the Settings menu of the LoL client (gear icon in the top right corner), and click Replays in the menu on the left side of the screen. Here, you'll see file paths where your replays are located.

You can visit other profiles and watch replays of games of other people too, just by visiting their profile and viewing their match history.

If you want to record a highlight in your game, press Ctrl + V to start and stop the recording. These clips, called "Highlights," are located in the "C:UsersDocumentsLeagueofLegendsHighlights" folder.

If you record with Game bar, the video is in a folder called "Captures." You can also use the screenshot toolbar with macOS Mojave by pressing Cmd + Shift + 5.