The audio is a significant element that can give color and enthusiasm to your video recording outputs. Issue 2: Bandicam Audio Not RecordingĪn excellent recording tool offers a great quality of audio outputs. For instance, you may hear a sound but not see anything in the Video except a pitch-black phase.
However, the experts say the problem occurs because of the conflict with codec, media player, video acceleration functions, and more. Some users are reporting that using Bandicam may encounter a black screen problem. Alternative- AnyMP4 Screen Recorder Part 1: Bandicam Recording Problems Issue 1: Bandicam Not Recording Video Please help, I cant afford top tier underwear.Part 1: Bandicam Recording Problems Part 2: Solutions with Bandicam Recording Problems Part 3: FAQs of Bandicam Recording Problems Part 4. I've tried to adjust the speed of them, but its a progressive problem so cutting at each point where the desync increases just to speed up or slow it down is something I really really want to avoid.įor all I know it might be what kind of underwear i'm wearing.
I tend to record an hours worth of content due to limited time to get four videos and by the end the game audio and game footage are like 4 seconds apart, same duration though.
I want to know if I have a bottleneck, im not good with the technical stuff and I might just be overshooting with the settings vs hardware. I have never been able to get AVI to work with Adobe. I like OBS because I get better audio on MP4 but it's finicky with keeping settings the same on startup. OBS settings OBS MP Format: MP4 Encoder: NVENC H.264 (Gives me the least lag in game) Rate control: VBR (Bitrate, not framerate) Bitrate: 80k+ keyframe: 0 Preset: default Profile: high level: auto GPU: 0 (I keep reading that OBS MP is always in CFR, I want CFR because it plays nice with adobe.)īandicam settings Format: MP4 Codec: H264 (Nvidia NVENC) VBR (FourCC X264) Quality: 100 OS: WIn 10 CPU: Intel i7 4790k Ram: DDR3 1600 24gb GPU: gtx 1070 Editor: Adobe PP Recording HDD: read 87 MB/s - write 84 MB/s Rendering HDD: read 186 MB/s - write 177 MB/s (Drive 3 just games) (Drive 4 OS/other programs) I've also been having stutters in games like overwatch, Also I have never been able to record World of warcraft with any success other than what looks like a 420p in 1080p ( WIzardry!) Maybe it depends on the parts I have but I want to record 1080p 60fps and edit without all the syncing problems I've been having ( I tried cutting/time adjusting). That's about it, I can't decide which of these two to use.
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