There are multiple very easy solutions to this.

1. Disable the cursor 2. Use a hotkey 3. Cut it out using a video editor.

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Bandicam does not and (unfortunately) will not support this feature.

You can use Audacity - I'm sure you've heard of it.
Here's how

I hope this proves helpful to you,
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Hi dot.juice, I'm guessing you already tried the usual steps: - use latest version of bandicam - run as admin - (I guess this is a thing now, so...) run as non-admin - reboot your system (which you will probably have, at least now) you seem to be good with computers, so I guess you'll be able to try...

I just revisited the best codec for game, video and screen recording faq page . I think it may be a bit outdated and could use an update. I wanted to have an overview myself and recorded a spinning cube for one minute for comparison. I tried the default codecs under the following conditions: AVI 100...

Also you should probably write an E-Mail to bandicam@bandicam.com to resolve the issue. Usually a refund is impossible (please see the FAQ ) If the serial number is registered A refund will be impossible, considering the characteristics of the software. Also I'm wondering why you think it won't run ...

Hi Khorne,

you should probably reinstall the Realtek HD Audio driver, because you might run into issues otherwise later on (usually Nahimic is the problem, you can also just exit out of it when recording, instead of uninstalling it as a whole)

Uh, I'm sorry?

Hi Tugger59,

so are you saying Teamspeak uses push-to-talk when you're not using Bandicam or does it never use push-to-talk, but is instead transmitting continuously?

If the latter is the case, please follow the 5 instructions in the following two images.

Hi Autumn19bs, I'm not sure what the steps are for this particular issue, but I'm guessing the folder is write protected. In Bandicam there is the option to save recorded footage in a subfolder that is named after the executable (e.g. gta-sa, Minecraft, etc.), if that one folder Bandicam tries to pu...

Ok, so I have prepared two examples, where you can see the behaviour. In this archive you will find a (modified) C++ version and a Python port of LearnOpenGL's Hello Triangle Tutorial ( original source code ). The C++ version is pre-compiled and will print any OpenGL errors to the console. (You can ...