Introduction · FAQs › The FPS number (green-colored) cannot be seen

If you can't see the green FPS number, please see the solutions below

The green-colored number (FPS: Frames per second) indicates the frame of the targeted screen (Games, streaming videos).

1. Start Bandicam before the recording target

Bandicam can provide good FPS recognition when it is run "before the target program." (It is recommended to run the Bandicam program "ahead of the target program" as much as possible.)

2. Use the latest version of Bandicam

http://www.bandicam.com/downloads/

3. Use the 'DirectX/OpenGL window' mode

Only when the target is produced in the 'DirectX/OpenGL' window, the green-colored number (FPS) will be shown.
If you use 'Rectangle on a screen' mode, the green-colored number (FPS) will not be shown



4. Play a video in full screen

If the recording target is a video, you may have to play the video in full screen to see the green FPS number. Play the video in full screen, Show FPS

5. If you still have the problem, re-install your graphic card driver and DirectX


6. Try 'Rectangle on a screen' mode

If you still have the FPS problem, try 'Rectangle on a screen' mode screen recording mode
» http://www.bandicam.com/product/how_to_record_desktop_screen/


If you can't see the red FPS number, please see the solution below

If the green-colored frame counter is showing but you can't see the red-colored number (FPS) when you press the recording hotkey on Windows Vista/7/8, please check the Properties of the program. recording, compatibility, administrator
Right-click the program icon, click Properties from the menu, and then uncheck "Run this program in compatibility mode", check "Run this program as an administrator".



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