Everyone loves Minecraft, regardless of age, from kids to seniors. Some people like to explore the game, looking for resources and running from creepers, while others prefer to build great structures like the Taj Mahal or the Eiffel Tower, and some concentrate on their own houses, farms, and equipment. Humorous graphics make the game even more engaging, and you can even add your own mods!

If you’ve ever played Minecraft, you know you can do almost anything there. This square world lies before you, and you can change it in the best way. Build the tallest skyscraper? Construct a creeper farm and get loads of gunpowder? Show off your achievements! Try to record a Minecraft video on PC for YouTube or other social networks. You’ll see your subscriber numbers increase dramatically.

And here, we’ll tell you how to record Minecraft on Windows 10! You can use different programs: recording your screen is easy with OBS or with Shadowplay, but we recommend Gecata by Movavi. Just a few clicks – and the whole Internet will be able to watch you playing and comment on your gameplay.

Here are some tips that can help you with recording Minecraft in high quality:

• Find the recording software that fits your needs. There are several excellent free and open-source screen recorders available. If you're unhappy with the free options, purchase a paid recorder. But read user reviews and try out the trial version first.

• Balance the recording parameters. Resolution, frames per second (FPS), and bitrate all have an impact on video quality and consume resources of your system. If your PC is still having problems with playing and capturing footage at the same time, try tweaking those parameters for better performance.

• Consider upgrading your PC. Modern games grow more and more demanding to your hardware. Therefore, striking the right balance of quality and performance with settings alone becomes more difficult. Recording games with the most high-end graphics may require nothing less than upgrading your PC.

• Use a capture card if necessary. If you're intending to record your games only on a PC, you won't need a capture card. However, an internal or external video capture device is required to record footage from consoles and cameras. External capture cards are more portable, easier to use, and more affordable than internal cards. Internal capture cards connect directly to the motherboard, allowing for faster data transfer and more dependability.