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Possible To Remove Bandicam Watermark On Trial?

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So i have been looking to get a new recording software for recording PC games. I was using FRAPS then i moved to DxTory. I am now using Bandicam and was wanting to know, Is it possible to remove the watermark without buying bandicam or torrenting bandicam. If this is not possible what programs do you guys recommend that is kinda like bandicam. Like very little resource usage. When i use bandicam i am legitly recording the games at the same FPS my PC is playing the game at..If that makes sense.

So to some up my paragraph.
    1) Is it possible to remove the bandicam watermark on the trial version.
    2) If no, what FREE programs can i use to record, But to where the program is not a resource hog.
    3) I wish to AVOID torrenting all together 

Honestly, they offer it as a free software. So unless you are willing to buy it, they should be able to get the correct credits. If you really serious about your YouTube or "movie" career, you should "invest"!

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Honestly, I'd recommend purchasing the service. It's a great product.

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Nope, thy put the bandicam watermark on their trial so you'll get sick of it and buy it to get rid of it. It's really hard to find a decent recorder without buying or torrenting.. which i don't recommend doing because 1) it's illegal and 2) you can get viruses.

 

You could check out Mirillis Action! it does cost money (i think 30 dollars) hpwever it great, the recording quality is HD, it records your voice in a difference file, so you can edit your audio when editing your video, there is hardly any notice with FPS drops.. i don't think it does cause your FPS to drop. however the only downside is that it will crash your game if your game has an ENB installed.. Mirillis is working on fixing this issue though.

 

 

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Honestly, they offer it as a free software. So unless you are willing to buy it, they should be able to get the correct credits. If you really serious about your YouTube or "movie" career, you should "invest"!

 

 

Honestly, I'd recommend purchasing the service. It's a great product.

 

 

Nope, thy put the bandicam watermark on their trial so you'll get sick of it and buy it to get rid of it. It's really hard to find a decent recorder without buying or torrenting.. which i don't recommend doing because 1) it's illegal and 2) you can get viruses.

 

You could check out Mirillis Action! it does cost money (i think 30 dollars) hpwever it great, the recording quality is HD, it records your voice in a difference file, so you can edit your audio when editing your video, there is hardly any notice with FPS drops.. i don't think it does cause your FPS to drop. however the only downside is that it will crash your game if your game has an ENB installed.. Mirillis is working on fixing this issue though.

Thanks everyone! I will try to buy it if i can get the money. But in the meantime i'll just deal with the watermark :) Thanks!

Do you have a current generation Nvidia Geforce GPU?  GTX 6 and GTX 7 series have built-in hardware-based HD video recording and encoding called ShadowPlay that comes with the latest drivers.  No performance drop, real-time hardware-encoding to MP4 H.264, and an option to always record your mic/headset or PTT.  I use it to record my videos, 1080P, and since it's hardware based directly from the graphics card, with no performance drop at all.

 

Since it encodes to H.264 in real time, your videos take up much less space than the uncompressed ginormous videos from FRAPS or other software-based recording programs.  Plus you save time because you don't have to then compress those huge files into H.264 afterwards anyway.  And since it's from the graphics card directly, you can record anything you see on screen, including your desktop, your applications, or whatever.

 

I know this sounds like an advertisement, but it seems not many people know about ShadowPlay and that they already have a near-perfect recording solution just sitting there while they use FRAPS or Bandicam.  Just trying to spread the word =)

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Do you have a current generation Nvidia Geforce GPU? GTX 6 and GTX 7 series have built-in hardware-based HD video recording and encoding called ShadowPlay that comes with the latest drivers. No performance drop, real-time hardware-encoding to MP4 H.264, and an option to always record your mic/headset or PTT. I use it to record my videos, 1080P, and since it's hardware based directly from the graphics card, with no performance drop at all.

Since it encodes to H.264 in real time, your videos take up much less space than the uncompressed ginormous videos from FRAPS or other software-based recording programs. Plus you save time because you don't have to then compress those huge files into H.264 afterwards anyway. And since it's from the graphics card directly, you can record anything you see on screen, including your desktop, your applications, or whatever.

I know this sounds like an advertisement, but it seems not many people know about ShadowPlay and that they already have a near-perfect recording solution just sitting there while they use FRAPS or Bandicam. Just trying to spread the word =)

Wow dude!!! Thanks for sharing this..... All this time I had that software and never knew. I bought banicam too but it crashes my enb..... Does this gtx work well with ENB

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Do you have a current generation Nvidia Geforce GPU?  GTX 6 and GTX 7 series have built-in hardware-based HD video recording and encoding called ShadowPlay that comes with the latest drivers.  No performance drop, real-time hardware-encoding to MP4 H.264, and an option to always record your mic/headset or PTT.  I use it to record my videos, 1080P, and since it's hardware based directly from the graphics card, with no performance drop at all.

 

Since it encodes to H.264 in real time, your videos take up much less space than the uncompressed ginormous videos from FRAPS or other software-based recording programs.  Plus you save time because you don't have to then compress those huge files into H.264 afterwards anyway.  And since it's from the graphics card directly, you can record anything you see on screen, including your desktop, your applications, or whatever.

 

I know this sounds like an advertisement, but it seems not many people know about ShadowPlay and that they already have a near-perfect recording solution just sitting there while they use FRAPS or Bandicam.  Just trying to spread the word =)

Thanks for sharing. Sadly however i have AMD. an AMD Radeon HD 7670 2gb to be exact. I have heard of shadowPlay but sadly i can't use it :(

Wow dude!!! Thanks for sharing this..... All this time I had that software and never knew. I bought banicam too but it crashes my enb..... Does this gtx work well with ENB

 

Yes, it will work with any ENB.  Any game.  Anything you see on screen and hear from the speakers (including your mic) can be recorded.  It's hardware-based (baked into the GPU) so it doesn't have any compatibility issues (that I know of).

Thanks for sharing. Sadly however i have AMD. an AMD Radeon HD 7670 2gb to be exact. I have heard of shadowPlay but sadly i can't use it :(

 

=(

 

Does ATI cards have something similar? I know you probably need an R series card to get it, but do you know if those high-end Radeon cards have a similar video recording capability?

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Yes, it will work with any ENB. Any game. Anything you see on screen and hear from the speakers (including your mic) can be recorded. It's hardware-based (baked into the GPU) so it doesn't have any compatibility issues (that I know of).

That's really good to know, once again thank you for sharing this ^_^

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Get a cracked version of fraps, just look it up - The first video - No torrents, no viruses, just an ez download. Dont get bandicam, its a ripoff.

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Yes, it will work with any ENB.  Any game.  Anything you see on screen and hear from the speakers (including your mic) can be recorded.  It's hardware-based (baked into the GPU) so it doesn't have any compatibility issues (that I know of).

 

=(

 

Does ATI cards have something similar? I know you probably need an R series card to get it, but do you know if those high-end Radeon cards have a similar video recording capability?

 

I have no idea.

Get a cracked version of fraps, just look it up - The first video - No torrents, no viruses, just an ez download. Dont get bandicam, its a ripoff.

Yea, i have used Fraps before and it is a resource hog and it give me less FPS than what i like. (Atleast 23+) so that is why i no longer will use fraps

I have no idea.

Yea, i have used Fraps before and it is a resource hog and it give me less FPS than what i like. (Atleast 23+) so that is why i no longer will use fraps

If your computer cant handle fraps you shouldnt record anyway..

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