You should try editing the video in a video editor that supports two audio tracks (For example Sony Vegas), I guess you forgot to check "Two Sound Mixing".

Oh, I see.

I've used MC patcher before to use HD textures, but you don't need to use MC patcher to make the textures work for Minecraft, you only have to patch it once (and not mess with the files) and you should be able to run Minecraft normally.

Yes, it's possible!

You just have to try this solution: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=300#p1031

I can't believe i missed that!

Use that link

So what you say is, when you record, your FPS (frames per second) get's limited to 60 FPS.

I don't know if it's possible to disable this. Just wait until one from the Bandicam team replies to this post.

I had the same problem once, what I did was to re-record the video, just in a small small resolution (basically I recorded a video with 32x64) and I made sure to just record the audio from "what-you-hear". I used Camtasia Studio for this. After I recorded that video, I rendered it, and the...

Well, the only thing with Windows Live Movie Maker is that it usually crops videos wrong, I don't know why.

You should use something like Sony Vegas to edit, but of course, not everyone has the economy to pay for that program.

Are you using Windows LIVE Movie Maker or Windows Movie Maker?

Also, there may be a fix for the letterbox on already uploaded videos, try adding 'yt:crop=16:9' in the tags (without the ' ones)

Have you put the output folder to a valid location? Have you tried starting Bandicam before the game?

And also, the rectangle on screen may work, if the game is able to run in windowed mode.

The only way to do this is to disable UAC, but I do not recommend doing that. I don't think it's any other way to actually make it not need Administrator privilegies.