Regularly, movie is 24 FPS and TV is 30 FPS. "60 FPS" is enough for the recorded video. I know, but when you are playing online games that have 200 FPS changing the FPS to 60 can cause your enemies to have the advantage. Not to mention that it becomes laggy. I'm with this guy. Even if you...

This should be in the "Bandicam Videos onto YouTube" subforum but we don't seem to have access to that.

Hi Banidcam Users, Check this out, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit at Full HD (1080p) with a little color correction. Sorry for the bad driving, been years since I've played a racing game with a pad (Xbox360, always been a PS Pad fan). One of the best example I've seen so far, reason for the slight pixe...

Kind of more of a request but is it possible for the near future. If bandicam could support these codecs: Considering that Mpeg 1 Layer 2 gives me issues with every editing program (not in media players but I prefer if it worked in both) and no one really can re-use footage from it I would suggest ...

Here's a short clip in Full HD of Bad Company recorded by Bandicam.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy5XIwNmVOY

Hi JayHump, With your spec of computer I would say at least 720p footage. What are your intentions with the footage? Also whats your screen resolution? Full HD (1080p or 1920x1080) is somewhat difficult to achieve whilst trying to maintain a comfortable 60FPS (Frames Per Second) as the strain on the...

Hi Blaxus, I would strongly recommend that you discuss the differences between each codec. MPEG, MPEG1 and Xvid are considered "final" codecs and Motion JPEG, RBB24 and YV12 are considered "editing" codecs. Xvid in its self is a horrible codec and causes many problems for editing...

That's my problem, my average FPS is anywhere between 120 - 80 FPS. I wish to record at 60 FPS but unfortunately Bandicam drops the FPS down to 40- FPS which is unplayable. I can confirm this with Fraps. Fraps quite happily records at full resolution at 60 FPS with no FPS drop or lag. The only down ...

Hi Bandicam, Just thought I would post about the major FPS drop when using the latest Bandicam (V 1.7.2) in Bad Company 2 (Steam). The drop is anywhere between 20 - 50 FPS which is something that Fraps would do. On the game I average between 80 - 100 FPS and when I record, it drops to around 40+ FPS...

Personally, I would record mic separately as this gives you more freedom and room to work with the footage you got!