To record various 2D/3D games that use the DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan graphics technologies, start Bandicam, choose 'Game Recording Mode' by clicking the gamepad icon, and then run the game you want to record.
The 'Game Recording Mode' allows you to record your gameplay without lag and displays the FPS while the recording is in progress.
Game Recording mode supports games such as Minecraft, PUBG, and Roblox, as well as compatible apps and video players such as BlueStacks and Windows Media Player.
Choose Game recording in Home > Get Started, or click the gamepad icon at the top.
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A green FPS number appears when Bandicam detects the game.
» If you can't see the green FPS number, see this guide.
Click the webcam icon and enable Add webcam overlay to video. » Webcam overlay settings
Click ● REC to start recording. The FPS number changes from green to red. Click ■ Stop to finish.
Go to Home > Videos to play, edit, or upload your recordings.
Open Bandicam and select Game Recording mode. Start your game in BlueStacks and check for the green FPS number, then click REC to start recording.
To record Windows Games/Apps (UWP) such as Forza Horizon or Windows Media Player (Movies & TV) from the Microsoft Store, start Bandicam, go to General -> Advanced, and check the "Windows Apps (UWP)" option.
To record a Flash game, open the game and choose Specific window mode in Bandicam. Select the game window, then click REC to start recording.
If you have a computer and a webcam device, you can add a facecam to your gameplay or Let's Play videos.
You can record the Android smartphone screen on your PC with the 'Game Recording' or 'Device Recording' mode of Bandicam.
Bandicam allows users to add a text watermark, recording date/time/timestamp, elapsed recording time, CPU/memory usage, and video resolution to the recorded video.
'Game Recording' mode offers a better recording quality than the 'Screen Recording' mode; if possible, it is better to use the 'Game Recording' mode. However, if you can't see the green FPS number, you can use the ‘Specific window’ recording option instead.