How do I get Nvidia Instant Replay to send my videos of game play to a storage drive?


therealsimpsons

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In the past, when using Nvidia Instant Replay to record PC games, there was an option in the settings to select the output destination. New updates have eliminated the user selection for the output, and instead it creates an Nvidia folder inside the Videos folderr in C drive and puts them there. I have to constantly move large files to prevent using too much space on my C drive, which is only used for software programs and Windows 11. I read several tutorials. They all say, right click on the folder and then properties. Next click on the MOVE tab. Here is where it goes bad. There is no MOVE tab. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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