With Bandicam 5.0.2.1813 you’ll be able to record everything that happens on your computer, whether you’re using a program or playing a game to record your progress.
Recording your computer screen when you play an entertaining game is very easy with Bandicam for PC Windows and it allows you to record what happens in any area of the screen or any program that uses it. use OpenGL or DirectX, as well as most PC games.
This program will record video with what happens on the screen providing great compression ratio without affecting the quality of the video.
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- Record games and shows on your computer screen, like WoW or Minecraft, using High Definition video resolutions, as high as 2560×1600.
- Supported video codecs: MPEG1, MJPEG and Xvid.
- Audio Codecs: PCM and MPEG1 Layer II.
- Includes support for AVI files.
- Take screenshots in BMP, JPEG and PNG formats. You will be able to shoot multiple times in a row.
- Shadows in the frame
It has the same features and options as Fraps, another popular screen capture program that uses OpenGL and DirectX technologies. Moreover, it uses very little system resources and the recorded videos, as they are compressed simultaneously, take up very little space on the hard drive.
Capturing Your Screen with Ease: A Guide to Bandicam
Bandicam is a popular screen recording software that allows you to capture anything happening on your computer screen. Here’s a breakdown on how to use Bandicam to record your gameplay, presentations, or video calls:
1. Choosing Your Recording Mode:
Bandicam offers three recording modes:
Screen Recording: This mode captures everything on your desktop screen, ideal for recording tutorials or software demonstrations.
Game Recording: This mode is optimized for recording gameplay with minimal performance impact. It displays FPS (Frames Per Second) while recording.
Device Recording: This mode allows recording from external devices connected to your computer, like a webcam.
2. Setting Up Your Recording:
Launch Bandicam and choose your desired recording mode from the main window.
Screen Recording: Decide if you want to capture the entire screen, a specific window, or a rectangular area. You can adjust the capture area using the selection box.
Game Recording: Bandicam will automatically detect most games running on your system.
Device Recording: Select the device you want to record from, like your webcam or microphone.
3. Configuring Audio Settings (Optional):
You can choose to record system audio (sounds from your computer) and/or microphone audio (your voice).
Access the settings by clicking the gear icon in the top right corner.
Under the “Capture” tab, enable/disable audio recording options based on your needs.
4. Starting and Stopping Recording:
Once you’ve configured your settings, click the big red “REC” button to begin recording. Alternatively, you can use the hotkey (default: F12) to start/stop recording.
A small red recording bar will appear on your screen, indicating recording is in progress.
5. Managing Your Recordings (Optional):
While recording, you can use the pause/resume buttons on the recording bar to temporarily stop and resume capture.
To stop recording completely, click the red square button on the recording bar or press F12 again.
6. Accessing Your Recordings:
After stopping the recording, Bandicam will automatically open the saved video file. The default location is usually your “Videos” folder.
If you want to record how a program works on your computer or your skills in a certain game, the best program you can use is Bandicam.
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