I just got an email that a new version where you can mix the primary and secondary audio tracks into one audio track will be officially released SOON. (Approx. a week).

If you want to see the changelog for 1.7.3 (the new version coming out soon).
Click HERE

I guess you could convert the video to a MP3 file then use that instead of the original audio file, but that only works if you've used the primary audio device while recording. (Which is what you hear, in this case, your friends and your in-game sound).

Actually, come back in a month or so, Bandicam will be updated to merge those to into 1 audio channel.

That should help.

Because there are two different audio tracks, YouTube doesn't support that function.
You'll have to use a video editing program like Sony Vegas to render it as one audio track.

I don't believe thats possible.
Unless you play your music on a different computer, no. You can't record just the in-game sound while listening to the music on the same computer.
(Correct me if I'm wrong).

-Alex/LazehPanda

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That fixed it! Thank you so much!

No problem!

You've probably used the target hook function.

Use the find window function. On Bandicam, click 'Target' and then 'Rectangle on screen'.
After that, click 'Find Window' on the blue/grey rectangle. And click on the game window.

Hope this helped.

-Alex/LazehPanda

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