oCam's frame rate mode is set to variable frame rate by default.
Variable frame rate is set to 60 FPS in OCAM's recording settings, even if the game's FPS is not 60 and the average is 30 FPS.
Alternatively, if the rack is stuck during game recording or recording at 60 FPS is difficult when recording screens (depending on the system specifications), recording is performed in variable frames according to the system performance.
If you want to edit an Ocam recorded video in video editing software such as Adobe Premiere, you must record at a fixed frame rate. (If you do not do this, the voice will not sync.)
You can change the frame rate mode in oCam's Menu-Options-Record-General tab.
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Set the recording area first by operating the green recording area with the mouse.
Middle drag cursor
Allows you to move the recording area with the mouse.
Drag the mouse to adjust the size of the recording area.
And the large square area is the recording area for screen recording.
Once the recording area has been set, click the Record button on the Ocam main screen or press the default hot key (F2) to start recording. (Hotkeys can be changed by the user.)
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When the recording starts, the ocam main window will change as shown below.
The stop button stops recording, pause pauses recording, and capture can be captured while recording.
The remaining time, the size of the recording file currently being recorded, and the remaining space on the hard disk are displayed.
The recording area also changes to red, and if the recording area is red, you will know that you are recording.
Tap Stop Recording to stop recording and click the Open button to check the recorded video.
Click the Open button to open Windows Explorer and select the recorded file.
The recorded video can be played by the video player,