Releases: NickeManarin/ScreenToGif
ScreenToGif 2.32
What's new?
• Memory usage improvements with the frame list inside the editor (thanks for @mabakay for finding it out).
• You can now open the app and start recording by using command line arguments (read the wiki for more details).
• Added option to set the background of the editor to follow the OS color theme (thanks to @pawlos).
• Added option to resize the frames by using percentages.
Fixed:
♦ The selection adorner could appear in the recording if the region were previously left close to the right corner of the screen.
♦ The new recorder UI command panel was getting in the way of the capture when positioned to the left of the capture region.
♦ The insert window was reporting wrong sizing information about the images and canvas.
♦ The new recorder UI was width and height text boxes were not displaying the correct scaled size based on the screen DPI.
♦ When exporting and not selecting a file path, the filename of the temporary file was not using the extension (thanks to @pawlos).
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.31
What's new?
• Added option for theme to follow the system's one (thanks to @pawlos).
• Distinct colors can be used for the three types of mouse clicks (thanks to @pawlos).
Fixed:
♦ The updater now waits for files being blocked by other processes before continuing.
♦ Imgur upload was not working properly unless sending in authenticated mode and selecting an album.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.30.1
What's new?
• Bug fixes and localization updates.
Fixed:
♦ The installer could leave a registry for older installations on the same folder.
♦ The option to run after the update was not being respected.
♦ The focus was not being set to the file name text box when opening the export panel.
♦ The playback buttons were getting disabled after exporting (thanks to @pawlos).
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.30
What's new?
• Added presets for exporting Mp4 and Mov for Twitter.
• Improved performance in previewing animations (thanks to @mabakay).
Fixed:
♦ The multi-frame selection was getting lost after removing all previous/next frames (thanks to @pawlos).
♦ Cancelling the media insertion by pressing the cancel button was causing a crash (thanks to @pawlos).
♦ The button to open the file after encoding was not appearing.
♦ The Caption was not being rendered correctly.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.29.1
What's new?
• Just bug fixes and localization updates.
Bug fixes:
♦ When exporting as images, the warning message about existing files would not appear.
♦ DirectX capture: When the cursor was idle, it was not appearing in the recording.
♦ When exporting multiple times (near the same moment) with the same preset, the first encoding was using the filename of the second one.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.29
What's new?
• Performance improvements in capturing the screen.
• Added option to improve the performance of the region selection in the new recorder UI (enabled by default).
• Improved performance of the duplicate frame remover (thanks to @DarkOoze).
Bug fixes:
♦ Delete all previous/next frames: Now multiple frame selection is considered when deleting frames (thanks to @pawlos).
♦ DirectX capture: The cursor was not being correctly captured in non-primary monitors.
♦ DirectX capture: A crash message was not displaying its details when capturing in async mode.
♦ DirectX capture: Adjusted message when trying to capture in a screen rendered by another graphics adapter.
♦ DirectX capture: The legacy recorder was not able to capture using the option to just capture when something changes on screen.
♦ Screen/window selector: Reduced lag when displaying the screen/window selector for the new recorder UI.
♦ Remove duplicates: The last frame was not being compared, so it was not being removed when needed (thanks to @DarkOoze).
♦ Save as project too: Filename was getting ignored (saving as ".stg") and the export could fail depending on the configuration of the default preset.
♦ Export as images: Files were being overwritten without confirmation.
♦ Export as images: The notification of the encoder was not correctly displaying the encoding of multiple files.
♦ New recorder: The new sizing values input in the text boxes were not being saved when closing the window.
♦ Transparency: The transparency options and unchanged pixel detection were not working well together.
♦ Cache purge: Fixed the message not appearing correctly when closing the app.
♦ Yandex: Link to get token was not working.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.28.2
What's new?
• Just bug fixes.
Bug fixes:
♦ Some settings related to an Imgur preset were not being loaded correctly.
♦ A property with an incorrect value was causing issues when saving the settings.
♦ The file name templating (replacing date formats with actual values) was not working.
♦ Some missing translation resources were added.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.28.1
What's new?
• Just bug fixes.
Bug fixes:
♦ Opening the editor window was causing a crash for some users.
♦ The loop settings for gifs and apngs was not being respected.
♦ The upload presets panels were not following the app theme.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.28
What's new?
• Reworked and redesigned exporter and uploader.
• You can now create presets for each file type and encoder.
• You can also create presets for the upload services.
• It's now possible to upload media to your Gfycat profile.
• Added option to partially export a project (by selection, frame range, time range and expression).
• You can now export as Webp, Bmp, Jpg and Mov.
• Redesigned export options for FFmpeg (you can still manually type the parameters if you want to).
• Added option to ignore simulated keystrokes (thanks to @cuiliang).
• Added option to purge the cache when leaving the app (option to ask for it).
• New settings system: It should give you less issues when persisting to disk.
• The free text can now receive text decorations, shadow and it can be aligned (thanks to @mabakay).
• Added Greek localization.
• Updated the Italian, Korean, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Turkish and Japanese localizations.
Bug fixes:
♦ Pressing the record hotkey while the old recorder was minimized was causing a crash.
♦ The border auto-task was not working if the border was not set to grow outwards.
♦ Slow playback in editor previewer (thanks to @mabakay).
♦ Recorder: A crash was happening if the monitor scheme was changed while the recorder was minimized.
♦ DirectX recorder: Recording on a non-primary screen was resulting in a project with transparent frames.
♦ New recorder: Dragging to select a screen region near the borders close to another display was slow.
♦ Cinemagraph: This feature was not working as expected in high DPI environments.
♦ The option to save gifs with transparency was not working if you didn't also select the option to detect unchanged pixels.
♦ Some gifs from Gfycat where not being correctly loaded.
♦ When the frame capture was too slow, some key presses could be not recorded (thanks to @bbuerger).
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.27.3
What's new?
• Updated the German, Dutch and Hungarian localizations.
Bug fixes:
♦ The FFmpeg video importer was ignoring a 270° rotation of videos.
♦ When trying to download SharpDX to a folder in which you have no write permissions, the app was crashing. Now it asks if you want to elevate the process.
♦ The troubleshooter was not able to reposition correctly the windows when the primary monitor had a scale different than x1.
♦ The recorders where not able to be moved sideways (via arrow keys) correctly when the primary monitor had a scale different than x1 and while having other monitors with different scales.
♦ The older recorder was not opening in the correct position after being closed when in a secondary monitor to the right, while the primary monitor had a scale different than x1.
♦ By using the scroll wheel in the width and height number boxes, while having a screen scale different than 1, it was not moving the cursor to the correct position.
♦ When switching from a smaller screen resolution to a bigger one, the screen selection was not updating and limiting itself to the new available size.
♦ The selection mode of the new recorder was not displaying correctly in the secondary monitor to the left of the main monitor, if it had different scale.
♦ It was possible to start updating the app while encodings were running. Now a warning appears explaining that there is an active encoding being processed.