What's new?
• The app now uses/requires .Net Framework 4.8.
• Experimental support for multi-DPI set of screens (All windows, including the recorders).
• Screen capture via DirectX 11.1 (Desktop Duplication API, requires Windows 8 or newer).
• Screen capture can use a configurable memory cache with support for compression.
• You can now set actions to be executed when clicking on the app icon on the system tray.
• The default FFmpeg Webm encoder is now set to VP9.
• Added support for version 0.9.3 of Gifski (delete the older DLL and download again via Options > Extras).
• You can now cancel the gif encoding that uses Gifski.
• When exporting as project, the app will use the encoder window instead of locking down the editor.
• You can use FFmpeg to import frames from video (I also improved performance while importing video with the default method).
• The executable can interpret arguments to disable/enable hardware acceleration.
• The maximum permitted outwards thickness of the border was increased.
• German, Turkish and Russian translation were updated.
Bug fixes:
♦ The new recorder had issues with the positioning of the record controls while using multiple screens.
♦ The troubleshooter had issues displaying the correct position of the screens.
♦ The screen recorder was not capturing animated cursors correctly.
♦ The space bar was not set as the Play/Pause button anymore.
♦ The Gifski encoder now accepts saving gifs to a path (also loading frames from a temporary path) that contains non-latin characters.
♦ The text was overflowing and not wrapping properly in the FFmpeg command text boxes.
♦ It was not possible to set shortcuts when deploying with Intune.
♦ When trying to type special characters with the help of the Right Alt key, some commands were being fired instead. Because the underlying system translates Right Alt to Ctrl + Alt.