The green-colored number (FPS: Frames per second) indicates the frame of the targeted screen (Games, streaming videos). If you can't see the green FPS numbers, please see the solutions below: 1. Start Bandicam before the recording target Bandicam can provide good FPS recognition when it is run "before the target program". - It is recommended to run the Bandicam program "ahead of the target program" as much as possible. 3. Use the 'DirectX/OpenGL window' mode Only when the target is produced in the 'DirectX/OpenGL' window, the green-colored numbers (FPS) will be shown. - If you use 'Rectangle on a screen' mode, the green-colored numbers (FPS) will not be shown 4. Play a video in full screen If the recording target is a video, you may have to play the video in full screen to see the green FPS numbers. Hello, here is my version of the problem: If I run Bandicam before the game it has next to no chance to recognize it. If I run the game, minimize it, then run Bandicam and immediately after that restore the game, Bandicam will recognize it. If I minimize the game again, maybe do some other stuff and return to the game, Bandicam can no longer detect it. Then I have to close Bandicam and open it again and it's all fine. Sometimes Bandicam will stop recognizing the game while it's recording it and I have to manually open Bandicam and hit the "stop" button. It acts like this on all games