Some games use Microsoft(R) DirectX(R), which does not allows screen recording. Turning off the Hardware Acceleration is a possible workaround. My Screen Recorder can also disable Hardware Acceleration while recording is in progress automatically. After the recording is stopped the hardware acceleration is restored to its previous value. To disable hardware acceleration, on the Tools menu click Settings. Select the General tab. Check the "Disable Hardware Acceleration during recording" option. Note: A black screen might appear when starting and stopping the recording if the "Disable Hardware Acceleration during recording.

Try using Digital Media Converter's repair utility. This will repair any anomalies present in your file. To repair your file: On the Tools menu, click Attempt to Repair File... Click Browse to specify the file you want to repair. If a file is selected in the conversion list then that file, by default, is specified as the source file. Click Browse to specify the Destination File where the repaired file would be saved. Click Next to repair the file. To add the repaired file to the conversion list make sure that the Add repaired file to the conversion list option is checked. You can now try converting the repaired file to MPEG/DVD format.

If you are able to see the preview with WinTV card then you can use it for monitoring. The default settings of the Video/Audio Recording alert are set to Windows Media Video. This is ideal to record large amounts of video in a small space.

You may have the Action Rule set to "Delete file from (local folder) After Transfer" for the condition when you "Transfer file from (local folder) To (remote folder)". Check the Action Rule you have set for Local and Remote folder synchronization. You can change the Action Rules by right clicking the profile that you are synchronizing and selecting Edit Profile]Transfer tab]Action Rules. For more information on Action rules, you may visit the help page on Action Rules

We noticed that you are referring to the URL reported by WebCam Monitor as > https://80.168.225.1:0 In Tools >> Options >> Remote Monitoring >> Streaming, when you specify 0 as the port number (default) then WebCam Monitor should automatically select a non-zero port number for you. When you start live streaming, WebCam Monitor reports a URL in the log to which you must connect using either Internet Explorer or Windows Media Player. You can also click Start, click Run, specify the reported URL and click OK. If WebCam Monitor is actually reporting 0 as the port number then on the Tools menu, click Options. Click the Remote Monitoring tab and then click the Configure button under Streaming. Specify the port number and click OK. Try connected to the reported URL now.

In Digital Media Converter, this feature is not available. To combine clips of all popular formats try the Video Edit Magic by DeskShare. With Video Edit Magic, you can not only combine multiple video clips but also arrange them on a flexible 9-track timeline and enhance them with professional effects and transitions. For details, visit https://www.deskshare.com/vem.aspx You can also try Video Edit Magic Express, which has only the most important features required for video editing. For details, visit https://www.deskshare.com/vemexp.aspx

If you're using a proxy server then you need to configure the proxy settings. Some ISP's are blocking port 25 which prevents you from sending direct email. In WebCam Monitor you will have to specify a mail server provided by the ISP.