How to record Battlefield 2, 3, 4 and 5

Recording Sample Video

Title: Battlefield 4 Open Beta (FullHD) 02
Published on Oct 1, 2013
Open Beta Test & DNIWE style gameplay footage. Ultra settings: AMD 8350@4,6Ghz + AMD 7950 (1100/6000). Bandicam MJPEG 90
User Gameplay Video (YouTube): Waiting for your video.

Recording Sample Video

To record Battlefield 2, 3, 4 and 5 gameplay, please follow the steps below:

Choose the 'Game Recording' mode.

It's better to use 'Game Recording' mode to get a high quality video file.
Start Battlefield game to record.

Note: For a stable operation, Bandicam needs to be running before starting the Battlefield 3 game
While running a game in 'Game Recording' mode, you can see the green number on the screen.

You can control the FPS (Frames per second) under the 'FPS' tab of Bandicam. If you can't see the green number, visit No FPS on the recording target
Press the 'F12' function key (or the 'Record' button in Bandicam) to start recording.
During recording, the green number (FPS) will change to red.
To stop recording, press the 'F12' function key (or the 'Record' button in Bandicam) again.
Go to 'Home -> Video' to play, edit, or upload the captured videos.

To enhance the recording ability of Bandicam, try the hardware-accelerated H.264 encoder.
To edit the recorded video, use the "Vegas/Premiere/Pinnacle" preset.
To minimize computer lag, reduce the "Video Resolution/Size/FPS/Quality."
To record / merge the webcam stream within the main video, try the webcam PiP feature.
To use Mouse Click Effects, check the "Add mouse click / highlight effect" option.