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Point Splice at ShadowPlay output
Splice works with capture folders on disk, including NVIDIA App and ShadowPlay locations. Once added, new recordings show up in the desktop app and can be analyzed without changing your capture setup.
ShadowPlay clip editor
A clip editor for ShadowPlay recordings that keeps originals intact.
If NVIDIA ShadowPlay is already saving your gameplay, Splice can watch those folders, find likely kills with vision models, and give you a focused editor for trimming highlights into finished clips.
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Find kills before you start scrubbing
When analysis runs, Splice asks an OpenRouter vision model to identify highlight moments from the recording. That gives you short extracted clips instead of a long manual search through each session.
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Trim and assemble in the built-in editor
Open highlights in the editor to trim, split, reorder, balance game and mic audio, and render a finished MP4. Projects autosave, and renders run as background jobs.
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Your source recordings are preserved
Splice reads from the capture folder and saves highlights elsewhere. Original ShadowPlay recordings are not modified by extraction or editing, so you can always return to the full source.
Download
Start with your next capture folder.
Free Windows desktop app. Bring your own OpenRouter key for AI analysis.
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