If you are not a video specialist, please check this option. Two Sound Mixing: This option allows users to mix the 'Primary Sound Device' and the 'Secondary Sound Device' into one audio track.

Secondary Sound Device (Advanced): This allows you to save a specific sound by adding a specific audio, or to record or mute a sound with a specific hotkey.Microphone (Primary Sound Device): This allows users to select a device for recording microphone sound.Speakers (Primary Sound Device): This allows users to select a device for recording computer sound.mp3 file, start Bandicut, and check the ' Extract audio tracks (.mp3)' option. Save audio tracks while recording: If this option is checked, audio is saved separately as a.Record sound: If the 'Record sound' option is checked, the sound will be captured with the video.If this is not the right place for such a question, please do point me to the right part of Stack Exchange or any external forums you think may help.Please click the 'Settings' button under the Video tab to open the Recording settings. Could anyone provide any suggestions to help me get a stable framerate? I realise I need to get new hardware and I'm hoping to over Christmas, however until then I'm trying to get this machine to work. I've monitored the CPU, memory and disk I/O during recording - none of them hit anywhere near their max. I did notice Audacity writing its temporary files to the OS drive, so I tried without Audacity - no change. Closing the game and reopening resets the FPS for the next recording. This persists even if I stop the recording and start it again When not recording I have the game set to limit to 60fps, which it sits on quite comfortably. Unfortunately since then, my framerate will start around 40fps when recording and drop over 5-10 minutes to 30-40, then 20-25, then around 10-15 and stay there. These had large installation files and fragmented the machine a bit - I ran a defrag and everything seems OK. Yesterday, I installed Microsoft Office 2010 and VMWare vSphere for work purposes (sometimes I work from home). Finally I got to the point where I could comfortably record at 30fps. I've been tweaking settings in my graphics control panel and within the game to get the FPS up. 256MB RAM graphics card (nVidia of some sort, few years old).I've recently started recording a certain Java based video game on my PC - along with audio commentary - using 32 bit Bandicam and Audacity for microphone input. I was umming and arring if this is the right place to post this, however the FAQs say this site applies to software and recording, amongst other things.

Bandicam not recording microphone