Screenshot folder location for Steam Edition?

Navy Chief

Navy Chief

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Ok, I posted my question about this in the Screenshot thread, but no responses. Please, someone tell me where they found the Screenshot folder for the Steam edition?According to what I have read, it "should" be in the MSFS 2424 directory. But it isn't in my installation. NC
 
Navy Chief said:
Ok, I posted my question about this in the Screenshot thread, but no responses. Please, someone tell me where they found the Screenshot folder for the Steam edition?According to what I have read, it "should" be in the MSFS 2424 directory. But it isn't in my installation. NC
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They changed it. It is now in your ingame overlay, and accessable from there.

From the Steam Q&A:
"Where are my recordings?
Game recordings (and their timeline) are shown in the in-game Overlay and in your Recordings & Screenshots viewer. From the Steam Desktop Client select View > Recordings & Screenshots. From your Steam Deck, select the Media tab from the main menu. You'll find the same content and capabilities in both places.
You can choose where your recordings are stored on your hard drive from Steam > Settings > Game Recording. Steam is capturing both the video and the timeline in a raw format, if you'd like a video format (mp4) of your gameplay then you'll need to create a clip and export it."
 
modelr said:
They changed it. It is now in your ingame overlay, and accessable from there.

From the Steam Q&A:
"Where are my recordings?
Game recordings (and their timeline) are shown in the in-game Overlay and in your Recordings & Screenshots viewer. From the Steam Desktop Client select View > Recordings & Screenshots. From your Steam Deck, select the Media tab from the main menu. You'll find the same content and capabilities in both places.
You can choose where your recordings are stored on your hard drive from Steam > Settings > Game Recording. Steam is capturing both the video and the timeline in a raw format, if you'd like a video format (mp4) of your gameplay then you'll need to create a clip and export it."
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Thank you! NC
 
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