When I am recording a game, if my mail client, Mailbird, is open, it'll prefer that over the game with the recording hud on it. I want to know if it's possible to set Mailbird to have it ignored so I can record without worrying about closing it before starting my recordings

Buffometer wrote: With MagicYV and Ut Video, it will be native and fast as possible, but with bigger filesize.

I have been looking into Motion-JPEG and would like to know if you had any opinions on the best codec maker for that. I tried picvideo but it crashes Premiere randomly.

In Premiere Pro, Variable Frame Rate is NOT supported. So recording with Action is useless as you would have to convert the video (and lose quality) to be Constant Frame Rate in order to edit it. If you tried using a VFR recording in Premiere then it will desync the audio with the video.

I can barely edit with this codec in Premiere Pro. Anyone else experiencing this issue?

Try Sony Vegas Pro, it plays my videos just fine. And i prefer VFR bcs now i can record 60fps videos without sync issues. And i wouldn't care if both CFR and VFR become selectable options in future versions. But it should be set as an option, why should I have to change my editing program just beca...

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radi wrote:Which Action! version do you use?

I'm using the latest version and it does this because it's VFR.

Premiere Pro isn't compatible with VFR so audio and video become out of sync. It was fine before you added this feature. One of the reasons why I liked using it, but now it is just like Bandicam and Shadowplay, the footage MUST be converted to CFR now in Handbrake in order for me to edit with Premie...

Doesn't work for me either

Sure I can post one. Here's my settings http://puu.sh/dtHxE/f4184dca61.jpg http://puu.sh/dtHGx/9a5f1c4bdd.jpg And here's the uploads, I also have a screenshots folder taken with Action while recording to compare. The VNENC (renamed the files to differentiate, they are NVENC) files are the worst ones...