For the same reason I requested this: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3434
Bandisoft: IMHO this should have a higher priority on yours to do list.
If I can pop back in with a Suggestion, perhaps include somewhere an option for the user to choose what Colorspace they record in (bt.709/601/ "Full Range", etc) - although I realize this may be too confusing for the average user - perhaps if it was behind an Advanced Settings button or something similar... This is a difficult thing to approach, due to so many variations of hardware, etc. I wish you luck with itUnfortunately, we couldn't find a good solution for the game issue.
We will re-consider it in the future.
I agree - those are some of the many reasons I prefer Bandicam (being able to open the MP4 videos in Vegas and other editors easily, small file sizes with decent quality, etc)Good suggestions! I'll definitely look into those. I like Bandicam because it has the best compatibility and doesn't have a nightmare fuel UI like Dxtory does, plus it doesn't generate files that are gigs per second and that I can actually open natively in Vegas Pro. However, one of the games I'm current doing a series of is Blues and Bullets, a largely black and white noire game and using Bandicam to record it results in some scenes being so dark, you basically can't tell what's going on. I'm hoping your suggestions help and the problem is external to Bandicam itself.
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