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GeForce Experience and GeForce Now keyboard shortcuts
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First published at 9/4/2018 on
https://defkey.com/geforce-experience-geforce-now-shortcuts

GeForce Experience is a companion application for Nvidia GeForce graphics
cards. It keeps drivers up to date, optimizes game settings, and allows
sharing of gaming recordings.

GeForce Experience and GeForce Now has 18 shortcuts and we have listed all
of them below.



General
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Alt + Z                 Share overlay UI
Alt + F1                Take screenshot and save it to gallery
Ctrl + Win + Alt + F1   Entire desktop screenshot
Alt + F12               Toggle FPS counter on/off
Alt + F10               Save the last 5 minutes recorded
Alt + F9                Toggle manual recording on/off and save


Broadcasting
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Alt + F8                Toggle broadcasting on/off
Alt + F7                Pause/resume broadcasting
Alt + F6                Toggle camera on/off while broadcasting
Alt + F5                Toggle custom overlay on/off while broadcasting


GeForce Now
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GeForce Now is cloud gaming service of Nvidia. We have covered it here.

Ctrl + G                Toggle in-game overlay
Ctrl + 1                Save a screenshot
Ctrl + Shift + 0        Toggle instant replay on / off
Ctrl + 0                Save last recorded minutes / seconds
Ctrl + 9                Start / Stop recording
Ctrl + M                Toggle microphone
Ctrl + Alt + F6         (When playing a game) Advanced gaming stats
Option + Cmd + F6       (Mac, When playing a game) Advanced gaming stats

Note: On a MacBook, you may need to press fn + 6 to for the F6 command.

Here is what the numbers mean in the stats:

First Line:

###fps – average frame rate, based on frame-to-frame present time

ft:###ms – average frame-to-frame receive time from server

fj:###ms – average frame-to-frame receive time jitter (negative = early,
positive = late)

r:##mb – average streaming rate

bwu:##% - bandwidth utilization as percentage.

Second Line:

######## - ~frame number

rtd: ###ms – round trip delay from client to server

pl: ### - packet loss (note there may be more than one packet per video
frame)

%cpu: ##.# - on mac, the percentage of 1 core the process is using.  (>
100% means using more than 1 core).  Should be similar to Activity Monitor
on Mac.

Third Line:

b: ####ms – ‘begin’ time – the latency between receipt of packet to start
of processing

d: ####ms – ‘decode’ time – the latency from begin to decode complete

r: ####ms – ‘render’ time – the latency from decode complete to render
complete

p:####ms – ‘present’ time – the latency from render complete to
post-swap-buffers

t: ####ms – ‘total’ time – add up all of the above for total latency
through the client.

Fourth Line:

wr: ###x### - window resolution

sr: ###x### - streaming resolution (may vary due to network quality)

sq: ### - ‘q score’ – or Quality score represents the overall streaming
quality that the user is currently experiencing, where 100 is perfect and
values near 0 are unplayable

e: #### - number of input events processed

Fifth Line:

gpu: ####### - type of GPU used on the server for this session

input: alt|sdl - alt: using direct input events from system, sdl: using
input events from SDL library


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