Reporting back on my previous post, I am successfully able to record Bioshock 1 using the -dx9 modifier for the exe file (in steam you can set this under Properties for the game title and "Set launch options." I recorded an hour of game play with no problems and it looks great! Great recor...

I'm having the same problem trying to record Bioshock with Bandicam. I normally only record Borderlands 2, with no problem. I've also recorded Dead Space (1) with no problem. Here is what I've tried without successful recording: - Starting Bandicam first and then starting Bioshock - Starting Bioshoc...

https://www.youtube.com/v/QMxIEBfmmJE You can skip forward to about 2:35 to see action, in order to see what the frame rate is like, and don't forget to put in 1080 :D https://www.youtube.com/user/janzer247 Here are the settings I recorded this with. Bandicam: Select Video button and choose Preset ...

Awesome I totally figured out what I was doing wrong with Premier Pro. Thanks for the information though!

Hmm, maybe Sony Movie Studio lowered their price. $45 - http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/moviestudio Or maybe you meant the Platinum version? $95 - http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/moviestudiope I actually might just mess around more with Premiere before bothering to download one of the others.

So it looks like recording a 10 minute clip with the MPJEG in Bandicam would have a file size of about 2.9GB using your settings at 90% quality. I'm a web developer/graphic designer (although I generally don't work with video editing) that's why I have CS3, which by now is quite old. I'm in a profes...

Hi thanks for sharing. I'm curious as to what "not too big of a file size" means in terms of exact numbers. Thanks! I output a 10 minute video at full size, 30fps, 80 qual, Motion Jpeg, PCM 44k and I believe the final size was 5.6GB or so. After processing in premiere pro cs3 in order to r...