Yea but then I lose quality? just like resizing image in paint or something.

I'm a little bit confused how resolution is working. If i have 1920x1080 default monitor resolution, I set same in my game, record in fullscreen and then in video editing software i put same resolution and aspect ratio than a video uploaded to youtube is HD 1920. But what if I want to play on lower ...

I would like to solve a problem with mp4, why its not working? When I make an mp4 h.264 video and load it to gspot app, it doesn't say what codecs is used, but if I record a avi h.264 than everything is ok, even movie studio platinium loads the file. Why mp4 isn't working for me?..

I noticed that h.264 looks smooth, but motion jpeg is like... more colorful, that's kinda weird. So you say that it's ok to stick to motion jpeg? Or should I search a solution to use h.264 with my software?

Thanks for your reply. What about file format? .avi or.mp4? I'm following these instructions: http://www.bandicam.com/support/tips/h264-fourcc/ @Edit: I searched on the Internet and I assume that if I am using h264 than i need mp4. btw. my movie studio platinium suite 12 can't load h.264, any tips?

From here: http://www.bandicam.com/support/tips/best-codec/ I assume that H.264 has better quality, and it 10 times smaller than motion JPEG. But what makes that codec an codec "for advanced users"?

I know ther's no point in doing this, I was just wondering what will happen. Kinda predictible. So, what do you recommend me for best quality to edit?

Hey guys, I have some questions about 1080p60 for youtube. I used these settings on bandicam - avi, full size; 30 fps; motion jpeg; 90 quality; stereo PCM 48000 Hz. Tell me what happens if I use 30 fps recorded videos and then in movie studio platinium i set project properties as 60 fps? What should...

I don't know if I had turned off smart resampling, maybe it's a solutions, thanks for answer. Btw. is there any way to disable smart resampling by default? I don't see any use of it and I have to turn it off in every piece of video separately.

Weird, I have quite the same PC, with win8 and a little bit worse GTX.
I'm using motion JPEG, 80 quality, and everything is fine (in most of games)