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I am running Debut 8.14 using a computer with a Ryzen cpu, an Nvidia graphics card, and a LG monitor. Using that software and hardware does anyone know why my screen capture area goes black when I try to do a screen capture? Thanks, John

i read about this problem going back a few years, it's time the crew stops thinking about selling and fix what their customers paid for Win 10, videopad 7.05 playback of screen capture, that auto creates mp4 file, plays perfectly in sync with settings of: baseline - 1920x1080 output scaled resolution - 1280x720 fps - 30 constant 30 min or 1.5 hr recording if a screen capture for @ 1 hr (+) is recorded and put into videopad to render into 2 parts each clip plays perfectly in videopad sequence preview but audio/video is way out of sync after export to mp4 file with settings of: preset - custom resolution - 1280x720 -720p constant 30fps est file size - 941mb when problem export is put back into videopad sequence preview plays it in sync please help, marty

Hello debut users, I have searched this forum to find out if there is, or somebody knows, a (the) solution for my debut video screen capture problem: video sound is not recorded. I red many comments and did try out almost all suggestions in this forum and also from the technical support page from NCH but nobody reported back that a suggestion did solve the problem. To test if debut records the sound, i played music videos with windows mediaplayer and screen captured it but the recorded files do not have any sound. The record audio settings are: mic and speakers. My pc audio settings are: - standard line out DVC100 - Stereo-mix enabled (Realtek High Definition Audio) On my pc two front stereo speakers are plugged in the green 3,5 mm line out. Does somebody know in the meantime a solution or a reason for this problem. I spent many hours without succes. Today I did also sent the question to the NCH Technical Support. Hopefully the problemcause can be pinpointed and is there a solution. Otherwise i have wasted the money. Looking forward to replies, regards Peter

I currently use Open Broadcaster to record my screen for video projects. I have considered using the program available from NCH that allows screen recording but I really just want to figure out this one problem before moving on. When I record in OBS, save the file and open it in VideoPad for editing, the video suffers severe quality loss. I have researched this in the past and only one solution has worked so far considering all of the related topics I've found are two or more years old and so not up-to-date on the current version of VideoPad. The answer I found informed me that exporting as a Video File or to YouTube, I'd merely have to change the setting to YouTube 720 and something else; and though, the quality was considerably less fuzzy for the finalized project than during the editing process, it still was not the original quality I had after I recorded with OBS. I've tried uploading a short video (exactly 3 minutes) with YouTube 1080 and that took a very long time. Hours had gone by after upload that YouTube still was processing the video. I uploaded the same video with YouTube 720 and it worked perfectly. I'm wondering if there are settings that I can change in OBS to make the video file resolution better when I open it in VideoPad but I'm sure VideoPad is the source of the problem. How can I get the best quality with my screen recorded video? Much, Much Appreciated...

Hello, I am running Debut on a retina Macbook Pro with Maverick OS, I can not get Debut to access the screen for screen capture. All I get is a black screen, can anybody help please? Apart from Firefox and Debut, there are no other applications running. Thanks in advance

When I do screen capture and voice over the .avi file plays back fine in the screen capture program, but when I import it into Adobe Premiere Pro to merge it with other video the sync is way off. The FAQ states to change the codecs. Do you have a priority list and is there a way to import new codecs? Is this anything to do with fps? Can I convert the file before I edit it?

Are you able to record yourself talking at the same time you record the screen? Usually it has a box of you talking in a corner of the screen? If so how do I do this or where can I be taught? Thank you, Grant.

When I do screen capture while I am doing a voice over, the .avi file plays back fine in the screen capture program, but when I import it into Adobe Premiere Pro to merge with other video files the sync is way off. The FAQ says to change the codecs. Do you have a priority list of which codecs to try first?