I really love this program, but there are a couple of things I think could use some polish.

First up is this comparison. The top one is taken with Fraps, the bottom with Bandicam running RGB24. (Sorry, I had to crop it to upload because the image was too large.)

I'd like to point out the image of the sun. Particularly the bottom-right of the inner circle. When taken with Fraps, it looks crisp, but with Bandicam it looks blocky. It doesn't show up so distinctly when compressed, so it's not a terrible issue, but if this could be improved, I'd really appreciate it.

The other is that Bandicam seems to cause more stress when running.
Now please note, the computer I tested this on is pretty low-end, and a high-end PC may not have these issues, but if it can be improved upon, again, I'd appreciate it.

For an example of what I was doing while testing, see this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmSBgaCsUe4

When running RGB24 with Bandicam doing this, I was getting seven frames per second.
When with Fraps, I was getting 15 and 16.

By the way, isn't the subject name quite fitting?
Even more ironic, I was testing this with a shooter.

Hello Ajikage,

We apologize for the late reply, and appreciate your benchmarking.

Bandicam's internal architecture is different from Fraps,
there are some difficulties to solve the problem right now.
However, we will add this matter in our bugs list, and someday we will fix the problem.

Thank you for your great reporting!!.

By the way, we really love your screenshot - Team Alpaha VS Team Bravo

Hello!

Sorry, my first post is a bit irrelevant to the topic here, but I would like to know, what is the name of the game You play in Your "Recording test" video?

I see both images, but to be honest, they both look crisp to me

1. How to set slideshow more then 90 sec?

2. How to sort images(what i upload in honey) by random, without using slideshow, there you can slide them randomly.
I Found answer to N2! Was checking the keyborad bindings in settings and saw the "next random image". Epic.