You won't. It's your own fault that you don't keep you don't remember your e-mail, or you don't write it down. Not Bandisoft's fault. You will not get a refund for a reason like that.

My system specs: Win 7 Home Premium. AMD Dual-core A4-3300M APU (1,9 GHz, 2MB L2-cache). 4GB RAM AMD Radeon 6510G2 dual graphics. I have installed some programs, but those should not interfere with Bandicam whatsoever. I have not installed any hardware parts since this is a laptop. The system specs ...

You lack something called patience, don't worry. Someone from the Bandisoft team will reply to this post soon.

Now, this issue I got now recently. Whenever I record a video, it gets this frame skipping. It has never happened before, the settings I use are: Full-size FPS: 30 MPEG-1 Quality: 100 Channels: Stereo' 48000 hz PCM codec. This happens in Minecraft, I haven't tried in other games. I also tried using ...

Sony Vegas should support a audio track video, try with a short video (only some minutes to test) setting your Bandicam as show here: http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/8228/bandicam201201211831335.jpg Oh yeah, like that. Make sure Two sound mixing is unchecked. So you have microphone and game soun...

I don't think that's possible within Bandicam, but you can use another program like Audacity.

You can download Audacity here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

Bandicam usually minimizes itself.
Try checking your taskbar and double-click the icon, go to "General" tab and change your output folder.

Yeah, I've had that happen to me too a few times. Though for some reason, restarting my computer always helps.

What Java version are you using, meaning JRE6, JRE7 or JDK6/7?

First of all, the two sound mixing is in the latest version of Bandicam (unregistered too). Second of all, make sure the audio codec is set to "PCM" or else Sony Vegas won't be able to find the audio. I just want to tell you how I managed to fix this: I recorded the video in Windows Media ...