If it is still too large, make the CANVAS size (the area around the logo) larger and make the logo smaller, and together, I eventually got to a size for my logo/watermark that I wanted. Then, trying some short test recordings to see how large the logo looks. Oh also, what I was doing for my little logo/watermark, while recording in Bandicam, is also using that image editing program to ENLARGE the CANVAS size (sort of like adding a big border around the logo - this also moves the logo farther into the frame, away from the edge), also making the logo smaller. If you don't mind trying out this image editing program, just open the image in it, then save it as a PNG with those settings, and it should work!

(There must be something to the way the image is formatted/saved, coming out of the GIMP graphic editing program differently (possibly more 'standard') than the PNG versions people are using - I don't know enough about image formatting and programming to dig into what that specifically is, though) I have seen it on other forums, and personally helped a couple other people, by merely 'Re-Saving' their PNG file for them and emailing it back to them. I'm not sure what is going on with the 'original' PNG files people are using, but there are many that are bumping into this problem. GTAMblog - Test Recording with Logo in Bandicam 2 (Looks OK) s PNG 2-.gif (65 KiB) Viewed 6701 times

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