Literally a mini google chrome in terms… Literally a mini google chrome in terms of ram consumption, constantly crashes and takes ages to turn off. Use something similar that isnt this godforsaken app

Highly Customizable, powerful, and well maintained The app is by-far the most advanced and customizable clipping service. The stable version is almost bugless and when you have an issue, the staff are very social and will assist you however possible. If you use this, please join their discord and open a ticket for your issues. Heavily maintained and the best developers I've met. Oh, just to bring out my fanboy review, they also losten very well to feedback and tend to implement a ton of features and changes we recommend to them. Been contributing to MRG and the EA server for awhile and seen a ton of my suggestions implemented over that time. I recommend everyone give this a try and tinker, its very powerful and worth investing time in, and if you need any help, don't be afraid to ask the community.

buggy app the editor is so buggy oml and the clipping doesn't even work sometimes it was working fine a year ago and plus when i try to to publicly post it it just glitches out, i'll rather not clip than using medal and plus you have to pay 20 dollars to remove a watermark and the software is just straight up trash reminder: dont ever download medal or spent money on on the app

Best application for clipping gameplay imo I've been using Medal for more than 3 years now. It is a bit buggy now and again, but the support team are more than willing to help and any problems get resolved very quickly. It allows you to clip games, it has it's own free editor, you can have groups with up to 150 people for voice calls and messaging, and it allows you to upload and share your clips with a growing community. It really is the complete package for creating and sharing gameplay clips.

Solid since the very beginning I began my competitive gaming career back in 2018, right around the time Medal.tv grew in popularity. I was excited to try out the service after hearing about its social features and let me tell you—it did not disappoint. At one point, my life consisted of smashing bots, hitting F8, and reliably sharing my clips to gamers around the world. Hundreds of late night gaming hours and thousands of prolific clips later, Medal is still the first download on every fresh reinstall of Windows.