How to Export Rocket League Replays: A Step-by-Step Guide
Rocket League is one of the most popular esports games in the world right now. It’s a game of cars playing soccer, and it’s just as fun as it sounds. However, what makes Rocket League even more exciting is the ability to save, replay, and share your most epic moments with the world.
In this guide, we’ll be sharing how to export Rocket League replays and save replays to PC, as well as some handy tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your gameplay.
Saving a Replay in Rocket League
Saving a replay in Rocket League is easy. Here are the steps:
- After a match finishes, don’t hit the “Find New Match” option yet.
- Choose the “Save Replay” button instead, which is located just above the “Find New Match” button.
- Name your replay and hit “Save Replay.”
- You can then find the saved replay under the “Replays” tab on the main Rocket League menu.
Exporting Rocket League Replays to PC
Now that you know how to save your favorite Rocket League replays, let’s talk about how you can export them to your PC.
Option 1: Using the In-Game Feature
Rocket League has a built-in replay export feature that makes exporting replays to PC quick and easy.
Here’s how:
- Go to the replay you want to export.
- Hit the “Export Replay” button, which is located under the “Change Clip Name” option in the replay menu.
- Choose the quality and location you want to save the replay to and hit “Export.”
- The replay should now be saved to your PC in .replay format, ready to be viewed or shared whenever you want.
Option 2: Using Third-Party Software
If the in-game feature doesn’t work for some reason or you want to export and edit your replay in a specific video editing software, you can use third-party software like OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) or Shadowplay.
Here’s how:
- Start by opening the replay you want to export in Rocket League.
- Open OBS or Shadowplay and create a new recording.
- In Rocket League, go to settings and choose “Full-Screen Window” mode.
- Start recording your game, and after the game has ended, stop recording.
- Your recorded gameplay, including the replay you just played, is now saved as an .mp4 file that you can edit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many replays can I save in Rocket League?
Rocket League allows you to save up to 50 replays.
How do I share my replays with others?
You can share your replays with others by exporting them and then uploading them to a video-sharing platform like Youtube or Vimeo.
Can I export a replay I didn’t save?
No, you can only export the replays you have previously saved.
Conclusion
Saving and exporting your Rocket League replays is a great way to relive your best moments and share them with others. With the help of this guide, you should now be able to save and export your replays with ease.
Whether you choose to use the in-game export feature or third-party software, make sure to share your epic moments with others and enjoy everything that Rocket League has to offer.