Keep in mind that higher resolutions restrict your recording lengths, and there are currently some issues with capturing 4K HDR game clips. This is especially important for game clips, as you can customize settings like resolution, recording lengths, and whether or not your game clips capture HDR information. You can change the Share button and map it to other functions and edit the defaults for recording game clips like length and resolution in the Capture & share section in Settings.

Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) Of course, it's also much more accessible and faster to access than using the Guide to take a screenshot or game clip, which requires a minimum of two button presses and usually a small wait.

This occasionally led to issues either with gameplay or successfully capturing screenshots in the past. Even better, this means your game won't pause as the Guide opens. The Share button's advantage is that it doesn't open the Guide and takes a screenshot or game clip immediately without disrupting the game's flow.

The Share button can take screenshots and game clips and seeks to remove any of the issues players had capturing gameplay on the Xbox One family of devices. Alongside other improvements like a slightly more ergonomic design for smaller hands, a better D-Pad, improved grips on the handles, triggers, and bumpers, and a handful of other minute changes, the Xbox Wireless Controller now has a dedicated Share button. If you want to capture screenshots and game clips with the greatest amount of ease on the Xbox Series X|S, the best way is undoubtedly using the new Share button on the updated Xbox Wireless Controller. Using the Share button on the new Xbox Wireless Controller

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