In particular, there is an option for 'headphone virtualization' (is on), 'Tie up same type of input jacks as an input device'(is on), and 'separate all input jacks as independent input devices' (is off). Realtek HD Audio Manager doesn't pop up anywhere unless I manually run it, which I did earlier while attempting to determine if I needed to update my audio driver (which appears to be up to date) and I noticed some options in it I hadn't messed around with before. I've had no echos recording anything else, so thus far the problem is exclusive to recording Pcsx2. It's not a problem if you don't have any ideas, as I can record my audio on my netbook and merge the files later. wouldn't happen to have any ideas how to get around this, would you? I didn't respond to the question earlier, but there are no other programs running that interact with my audio, Chrome on certain occasions excepted I shut off Skype before recording. Thank you for helping me identify the problem, it's greatly appreciated. X_X Somehow, even without a mic, just having speakers hooked up is generating the echo in the recording. I'm going to test the remove thing with these as well.ĮDITx5: Yep, removing the headphones fixed the echo again. I'm going to try recording with my other headphones and seeing if that has an echo as well.ĮDITx4: Echo is there with the standard headphones (no mic). the echo vanished after the speakers were unplugged._.

So, I started the recording with the speakers plugged in, then removed them after I started capturing video, annnnd. I'll post the results shortly.ĮDIT: Recording with my headset unplugged recorded no sound at all in Bandicam, so I'm testing some options in it.ĮDITx2: Seems I cannot begin capturing game audio without at least the speaker part of my headset plugged in with BandicamĮDITx3: I. I'll upload a file showing what I mean about the audio if that doesn't fix it, as it sounds like an echo to me but maybe you guys can identify it as something else.

Bandicam no audio recording