Bandicut advanced user tips
1. How to edit Bandicam videos with Bandicut
Have you recorded videos with Bandicam? Join multiple videos first and then edit them so that you can use high-speed mode with Bandicut while keeping original video quality.
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2. How to upload the edited video to YouTube from Bandicut
YouTube is the biggest, most well-known and most widely used video sharing site in the world. If you use Bandicut, you can upload the video file to YouTube directly.
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3. Hardware acceleration (NVIDIA, Intel, AMD) and H.264 (CPU) encoder
You can use the hardware accelerated H.264 (NVIDIA, Intel, AMD) encoders which allow you to cut, join and convert videos at a higher speed than the software-based encoder.
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4. How to upload the edited video to Vimeo from Bandicut
Vimeo allows the user to upload and share their HD videos without ads. If you use Bandicam, you can upload the recorded file to Vimeo (1080p/4K video can be made).
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5. How to edit DVD (VOB) files - DVD/VOB Cutter, Splitter, Joiner
Do you want to edit DVD Video Object (VOB) files quickly while keeping the original video quality?
Bandicut can cut/split/join DVD/VOB video files without re-encoding.
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6. How to Extract Audio from video
There are many video editing programs out there but we recommend you use Bandicut because it allows users to extract audio tracks (.mp3) from video while keeping the original audio and video quality.
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7. How to Remove Sound from video
To remove audio tracks from video, download the free version of Bandicut, start Bandicut, and check the 'Remove audio tracks' option.
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8. How to Separate Audio and Video tracks
To separate audio and video tracks, download the free version of Bandicut, start Bandicut, and check the 'Extract audio tracks (.mp3)' and 'Remove audio tracks' options.
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9. H.264 (NVIDIA NVENC) encoder (High Speed + High Quality)
If you use Windows 7 or a later OS and GTX 600 or higher NVIDIA graphics cards, you can encode videos faster than the H.264 (CPU) encoder.
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10. H.264 (Intel Quick Sync Video) encoder (High Speed + High Quality)
If you have a new Intel CPU (i3/5/7), you can use the embedded hardware acceleration function to cut and convert videos "at a higher speed than H.264 Software Encoder".
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11. H.264 (AMD VCE) encoder (High Speed + High Quality)
If you use Windows Vista or a later OS and HD 7700 or higher AMD graphics cards, you can encode videos faster than the H.264 (CPU) encoder.
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