The system stutters during recording.
If your system becomes slow during recording or the mouse movement stutters, this is likely related to high system resource usage.
In particular, when trying to record high resolution or high frame rates with oCam, this issue can occur if your PC specifications cannot handle the workload.
To solve this, you can reduce system load by adjusting several settings.
First, after running the oCam program, click the Settings button on the main window.
When the Settings window opens, go to the Encoding tab at the top and check the related options.
In this area, you can adjust the Frames Per Second (FPS) setting. If the default is set to 30, try lowering it gradually.
For example, reduce the FPS step by step to 25, 20, 15, and 10, and check whether stuttering decreases.

It is important to find an FPS value that is optimal for your PC specifications through this process.
Additionally, lowering the recording resolution or closing unnecessary background programs can also help reduce system load.
We recommend making these adjustments to balance system performance and recording quality.
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oCam Advanced Settings - Mouse Cursor Effects - Click Effects

Click Tools - Options on the oCam main menu to open the settings under the Effects category.
Click Effects lets you apply separate effects when clicking the left mouse button and the right mouse button.

The available options for click effects are as follows. Below is an overview of each option.
The Style option supports five different styles.
1. Ring

2. Star

3. Star (Random Colors)

4. Rotating Star

5. Rotating Star (Random Colors)

Color is the color used for the click effect, and the selected color is ignored when Random Colors is used.
By default, it is red. For example, if the style is Ring and you change the color to black, it will appear as shown below.
( Note: The highlight animation starts slightly to the left of the text cursor, and this is normal. This is because the click position of the text cursor is slightly to the left. )

Animation Duration refers to how long the mouse cursor effect remains visible.
If the animation duration is set to about 0.5 seconds

If the animation duration is set to about 2.5 seconds

Size and Line Thickness refer to the size of the shape and the thickness of its outline, depending on the selected style.
If you increase the size to 150 and set the line thickness to about 20

Finally, the area shown below is the preview window where you can preview the options you have selected.

If you move the mouse over the preview area shown above and left-click or right-click, you can preview the click effect.