How to Record and Share Minecraft Clips on PC
Recording your Minecraft gameplay on PC is a fantastic way to capture and share your adventures and creations. Medal makes it easy (and free) to record, edit, and share your Minecraft sessions. Here’s how to do it!
1. Download and install Medal. Once downloaded, run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions for logging in, settings, clip length, and more.
2. Customize hotkeys (optional)
Hotkeys allow you to start and stop recordings or create clips without leaving the game. By default, F8 to take a clip of something that just happened, but you can also configure full session recording, long press to start recording, etc.
To access hotkey settings: In the settings menu, click on "Clips & Recording". Ensure these keys don't conflict with in-game controls.
3. Launch Minecraft and have fun
- Open Minecraft: Launch the game as you normally would.
- To create clips: Something cool just happen? Press F8 to save the last few seconds or minutes of gameplay.
- To record: Begin recording your gameplay ahead of time with your "start recording" hotkey. Medal will run in the background, capturing your session.
3. Edit and share
After recording, you can edit and share your clips in Medal:
- Access Your Clips: In the Medal.tv app, go to the "Library" to view your recorded clips.
- Edit Clips: Use the built-in editor to trim, add captions, or apply effects to your clips.
- Share Clips: Once published, you can share your clip URL directly to other Medal users, friends, or that server you're trying to become a regular in.
Additional tips for optimal recording
- System Performance: Ensure your PC meets the recommended specifications for both Minecraft and Medal to avoid performance issues; lower settings if needed.
- Storage Management: Regularly manage your clips to free up storage space, or check out Medal Premium for cloud storage to save on HD space.
- Stay Updated: Keep both Minecraft and Medal updated to the latest versions for the best experience.
By following these steps, you can effortlessly record and share your base or adventures using Medal. Happy crafting; don’t dig straight down!
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P.S. Are you a Minecraft Aternos user? You and your friends can get free, repeatable 500MB server boosts by simply recording Medal clips with this limited time promotion.
