The overlay should only appear in your recordings if it is being displayed when making recordings using Fullscreen mode, which simply captures exactly what you see on the screen.

When using Game Capture mode, the overlay should never be included in your recordings. If it is we need to see your log files which can be sent by sending a problem report from the Support tab.

The only way to do that is two disable renewal of your annual subscription (https://fbx.gg/support/accounts/annual-subscription-renewal/) and then purchase the lifetime licence when the subscription has expired.

FBX's Game capture mode captures the image directly from the game's processes. If you are not seeing the filters applied in your recorded videos, I would guess that those filters are being applied after FBX has already captured the image. If that's the case, the only way to capture the image with the filters applied would be to use Fullscreen capture mode instead, which will capture the image that is sent to the screen rather than the original image created by the game.

FBX is a game recorder so recording websites is not really its intended use. However, you can do it by selecting Fullscreen capture mode in the Capture section of FBX's setting, which will then simply record your whole screen.

The size of the file will also depend on the video encoder that is used and the content of the video itself (50mins of a visual novel game would be much smaller than 50mins of an first person shooter, for example).

1.6 - 2.2 GB for a 50 minute recording is actually quite small and definitely at the low end in terms of what you should expect. But 26 - 28 GB is much bigger than anything we're seeing. As a rough guide, when we record for that length of time at 1080p, 60 fps, we tend to get anything from 5 - 15 GB depending on the game.

All we can suggest is to use the Send a Problem Report option on the Support tab to send us a report next time you get a huge file and we can check the log files to see if there is anything unusual going on.

If the x264 encoder sends errors when FBX tries to access it, a temporary file will be left behind which will cause FBX to ignore the encoder.

If you have a C:\Users<Your username>\AppData\Roaming\Blueberry Software\FBXGameRecorder\vwfcodecproblem.flag file, rename that to something else and then try FBX again.

You should then see the x264 encoder but if there is a genuine problem with it, it may cause FBX to crash, in which case change the name of the temp file back and use a different encoder.

To change the email address of your FBX account, you need to email us at [email protected] and we can make that change for you.

We can record it with Game capture mode.