It seems that i figured out the problem on my own or at least it's my hypothesis. It seems that if i stop the recording (when i'm recording at 30fps) when it dips below 30fps then the missing frames in that second causes the file to be corrupt. i don't get that problem with avi as much but i can't e...

I can't count how many times i'll record a video with mirillis action and then i'll stop the recording only to get a corrupted file that isn't editable. If you know how i can fix this then my all means tell me. Before you ask i have uninstalled and i have updated my mirillis action version. Thank yo...

So i only ask this because sony vegas has multi tracks that i can use and adobe premiere doesn't have that. Would using sony vegas instead be lower quality or would it be about the same? For example if i exported it on adobe premiere would it be better quality than if i exported it on sony vegas?

it turns out that if the file size is too large and if i abruptly end the recording it just crashes. My bad.

sorry i resolved my own issue. in the playback it wasn't showing up and in adobe premiere it wasn't showing up because i have multi tracks but it sony vegas it was there perfectly. my bad.

PC specs. windows 7 Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 v3 @3.30 GHz 16 GB ram resolution: 1280X720 I forgot what graphics card but i can assure you that it is good. and it's an NVIDIA Editing software: adobe premiere pro game: every game it's on "always on" but for some reason it just doesn't pick up my microph...

PC specs. windows 7 Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 v3 @3.30 GHz 16 GB ram resolution: 1280X720 I forgot what graphics card but i can assure you that it is good. and it's an NVIDIA Editing software: adobe premiere pro game: left 4 dead 2, Dust, and The waking mars And i feel like that's all that should matte...