There are two main ways to capture moments in Halo Infinite. Capturing through the built-in features of Xbox and through Theater mode. In Theater mode players can watch multiplayer films they have bookmarked, and watch films generated from their match history.
Halo Infinite Theater
Go to the Community menu to find Theater. Through the Community menu you can view match replays, bookmark your favorites, and watch other people’s popular replays.
If you would like to preserve your Theater films long term, we recommend you save them using Xbox capture or another digital video recording tool. Substantial updates, such as moving from Beta to full release, can reset your history and bookmarks or result in some films becoming deprecated due to changes in game content.
Xbox capture
Capture on Xbox consoles records up to 10 minutes on internal storage or up to 1 hour on external storage. Players can also record the last 30 seconds of gameplay, capturing video of an event after it happened. Both of these options are accessed via the Xbox button.
The Xbox Game Bar app handles game captures on Windows 10 and later devices. By default:
- Win button + Alt+PrintScreen: Take a screenshot of your game.
- Win button + Alt + G: Record the last few moments of game play.
For a step-by-step guide, please go to Xbox Support’s Capture game clips and screenshots article. It covers the common questions, including how to:
- Capture a clip or screenshot of something that just happened on Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S
- Record a clip of what’s going to happen next
- Use Xbox Game Bar on a PC to capture game clips
- Capture 4K HDR game clips and screenshots
Xbox Support’s Share clips and screenshots article contains information about how to share your captures on console, from your phone and from Windows.
If you have any problems, please go to Xbox Support. Halo Support cannot help with Xbox-level issues.