Hi. I recently bought bandicam in order to record minecraft videos for youtube. In addition to recording footage of me playing I also do commetary with a microphone. My PC runs Windows 7.

After I record a video everything is fine initially when just watching the video back from my desktop. My voice is fine from my mic, the in game music is fine and the in game sound effects are fine. When I then upload the video to youtube however although my voice from the mic remains the same I loose pretty much all of the in game music and more importantly the sound effects, pretty much to the point where you can't hear them. I stress that this only happens once the video has been uploaded to youtube. As I said when I watch the videos back before uploading they are fine both for mic and in game sound effects. Does anyone have any ideas as to what is going wrong? I'm not sure why the sound effects disappear once uploaded to youtube?

I'm not sure if this is relevant or not but I should point out that I don't have any external speakers on my PC. Instead I just use headphones when playing games, listening to music and watching videos etc. When I take these headphones out I get no sound for anything. Perhaps nor relevant like I said but I thought I should mention it in case it had a bearing on my bandicam youtube problem. If it was this though then I wouldn't have thought the audio would be fine when watching the videos back before uploading but it is only when they get uploaded to youtube that the sound effects disappear.

Any thoughts or advice much appreciated. Thanks.

Are you using the newest Bandicam version? (1.7.3)

If not, you should update to it.
The newest version gives you the option to mix two audio tracks.
YouTube only supports one audio track, which may be the problem if you haven't mixed those two together.

-Alex/LazehPanda

Are you using the newest Bandicam version? (1.7.3)

If not, you should update to it.
The newest version gives you the option to mix two audio tracks.
YouTube only supports one audio track, which may be the problem if you haven't mixed those two together.

-Alex/LazehPanda

I was using the older version of Bandicam so I did as you said and updated it to the 1.7.3 version. I then created a short video and uploaded it to youtube as a test and the sound effects were there this time so that seems to have sorted my problem out. Many thanks for the help.

Glad it helped.

-Alex/LazehPanda