Why not offer CFR as toggle option? So people have a choice if you are hesitant on making it default? So how come in Premiere Pro it will show 60 frames per second, then bog down to 12 frames per second within a few seconds. In VLC, 60fps is constant, it never drops down below 40, but in premiere it...

You are avoiding the real question...

Watch the video. It is AVI and therefore already CFR.
It lags. Do you not see that?

x264 is used by bandicam to encode the video. Which technically means its a software encoder. So why have x264 encode h264 when NVENC is an h264 hardware encoder and wont reduce frames. So you wouldn't need x264 if you had NVENC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmRKZVsVuuw Here is the video. It's 60fps on YouTube with Google Chrome, fps drops you see arent your computer or youtube, they are in premiere.

This is how my premiere pro acts with bandicam avi footage. Laggy.

Hello! The AVI container doesn't have the stuttering issue with Adobe Premiere Pro. Did you download my footage file? What hard drives are you using and how fast? I am uploading a video to youtube of me playing back a file in Premiere pro, you'll see the fps drop, very low fps i get playing back th...

I get stuttering issues when using the AVI container.

I am having a tough time with Premiere and Bandicam. MP4 is VFR so audio won't sync and AVI lags/stutters/fpsdrop like crazy. If I wanted to edit the AVI footage, I'd have to convert it with Handbrake and face a ton of quality loss (even though I select 0 as the quality, which is supposed to be loss...

I don't think that Zuzu_Typ knew what he was talking about. NVENC is an onboard h264 encoder that isn't used by games. So it wouldn't affect your fps. What will affect your fps is the encoding settings you are using, such as h264 or x264. It is recommended by Bandicam to use x264 with the following ...

No need to repost this... you could easily bump the other one, and I sort of gave you an answer as well.

Hello! Nope... just have to wait for Bandicam to fix their software and add CFR. We will consider it in the future. CFR is essential and shouldn't be overlooked. Without the option, a lot of users will have to convert their recordings just to edit them. VFR in premiere pro isn't supported, so the a...