Frame drop in video file

[Mr. Viggo]

I downloaded Bandicam v2.2.5.815. I tried to record GTA V with 60 fps, but the video file is only 56 fps..?
I have the uregistreret version of Bandicam.

Computer information:
- Windows Version: Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
- Graphic card model: GeForce GTX 780
- Bandicam version: 2.2.5.815
- Bandicam mode: DirectX/OpenGL window
- Recording Target: Grand Theft Auto V

[sheppo]

it could be you're getting dropped frames when recording, and those frames aren't being recording in to the output file.

Open bandicam, on the left, select video -> record settings -> options tab -> untick skip recording while frame is no updated.

You can also try video -> format settings -> FPS, click ... -> Prefer CFR

[JouMxyzptlk]

What codec do you use? Try the "MPEG1" with a high quality setting, which uses the least CPU resources, and uncompressed audio, might work better.
As for GTA-V specific: The game limits to 60 fps, no matter what the settings are, so if bandicam tries to get 60 fps and GTA tries to get 60 fps (and not above) they may not agree to each other very well.
If you manage to get GTA running in more than 60 fps (i.e. kill vsync and the internal limiter) use bandicam 60 fps with "limit" option checked.