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Bandicam updated - Version: 1.7.2 (07/11/2011)

bandicam_1.7.2_version_update.pdf

* Detail information
- Added 'Norwegian' language file
- Added 'Always on top' option in the rectangle window
- Added 'Opacity' option in the rectangle window
- Added 'Balloon help' when minimizing Bandicam program
- Added Automatic Saving Function when the computer sleeps
- Improved DirectX3 and DirectX9 hooking (Duke Nukem recording)
- Improved the skin of the rectangle window
- Bug fixed - 64bit DirectX recording error in 64bit Windows (Red Faction Armageddon and others)
- Bug fixed - mouse cursor output while recording

* Download: http://www.bandicam.com/downloads/

Thank you for using Bandicam.
We will do our best to offer the best recording experience.

Best Regards,
The Bandicam Team

Oh it looks great program. spite of being a great program, I hope to become much better .

and I feel that maybe my English is horrible because it is not English or not much, because I'm from Chile where Spanish is spoken, and use google translate:)

Hello Shen_Black,

We don't have a Spanish language file.
Could you translate the language file into Spanish?
- Manual: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=5

Thank you for visiting Bandicam forum.

Best Regards,
The Bandicam Team

Hello minhaz77,

This is Zun from Bandicam.

If you send Hindi language file, we can add it in Bandicam.

See the translation manual: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=5

It's not that difficult.

Thank you for visiting Bandicam forum.

Best Regards,
Zun

Hi.
It's a great program but can you disable the FPS limit by default? It shouldn't be enabled by default!

Hello,

Bandicam's default FPS option is "Set FPS limit when capturing" It doesn't lock the frame while playing,
it only locks while recording as default.

Regularly, movie is 24 FPS and TV is 30 FPS.
"60 FPS" is enough for the recorded video.

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.

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 manually set your FPS to say 100 for example it will still record at 60FPS.

I guess that feature just isn't for me.