The easy way would be using Bukkit, there's a guy that has a good tutorial on it though:

Here is the link: Click here.

Btw, if you're going to edit the server.properties to get the IP right, open up CMD, and type in ipconfig, and find what IP your computer on that network.

That is actually a good idea! But it would kind of ruin the point of Bandicam, since there are a lot of many good audio recording softwares out there and Bandicam was basically made for screen/game recording.

Still, it wouldn't hurt if it got added.

Yeah, it still runs in the background, it's just minimized to the tray.

If you start the recording, the recording will be saved in the folder selected. If you want to change more advanced settings, you just need to maximize it from the tray.

I assume you mean that the green dot is on the taskbar instead of the red one (logo), no worries.

When you start recording, that will turn into a red dot, the green dot is just there to show you that you're not recording at that moment.

Make sure you have the updated version of Bandicam, the option should be there somewhere.

(Currently it's 1.7.4)

It's a lot better than Fraps, but it may rise the CPU usage just because it compresses the videos (As far as I know).
Bandicam doesn't have the same file sizes as Fraps. It also has more functions to it. Like recording specific parts of your screen. I recommend you buying Bandicam.

Glad it helped.

-Alex/LazehPanda

Are you using the newest Bandicam version? (1.7.3)

If not, you should update to it.
The newest version gives you the option to mix two audio tracks.
YouTube only supports one audio track, which may be the problem if you haven't mixed those two together.

-Alex/LazehPanda

This is just a test I made with Bandicam a few months back.

Any news for when Bandicam 1.7.3 is coming out

In a few days.