Releases: NickeManarin/ScreenToGif
ScreenToGif 2.20.2
What's new?
• German translation was updated.
• Added the privacy policy link inside Options.
Bug fixes:
♦ Updated the startup check that verifies the presence of .Net Framewok 4.8.
♦ The FFmpeg video importer now detects correctly videos with rotation.
♦ The app was occasionally crashing when loading the editor window when trying to apply the glass effect.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.20.1
What's new?
• Chinese (simplified) translation was updated.
Bug fixes:
♦ The validation that prevented some Windows 10 users from using the DirectX recording was fixed.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.20
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.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.19.3
What's new?
• German translation was updated.
Bug fixes:
♦ When adding a task, if you selected the KeyStrokes you would actually select the MouseClicks and vice-versa.
♦ The gif encoders had an issue with the timings of the frames.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.19.2
What's new?
• German, Korean, Polish, Swedish, and Russian translations were updated.
Bug fixes:
♦ For some users, a crash was happening when trying to use Caption or KeyStrokes features.
♦ Some tooltips were not translatable.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.19.1
What's new?
• Chinese (Simplified) translation was updated.
Bug fixes:
♦ The Enter key was not working as the shortcut key for the panels on the Editor window.
♦ The cursor following feature was not working when the key used to temporarily disable the repositioning was not set.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.19
What's new?
• You can set the recorder window to follow your mouse cursor.
• You can add drop shadows (you can also set as an automated task).
• Now you can add the progress overlay as a task.
• Now you can add the border overlay as a task (also, you can set your border to expand outwards the frame).
• Encodings done with FFmpeg have now a progress indicator.
• The color selector has now a slider for the transparency and an eye dropper for sampling colors from your screen.
• You can control the starting number for the progress text when displaying the current/total number of frames.
• You can view the current time (cumulative) of the project based on the current selected frame (Statistics tab).
• There's a more reliable feedback sending mechanism in use.
• You can now insert lower case letters at the key strokes editor.
• Added option to not loop the animation during playback.
• Swedish and Korean translation were updated.
• Added Vietnamese translation.
Bug fixes:
♦ The screen recorder was pausing the recording when the windows were being dragged.
♦ Some typos were corrected.
♦ The triangle shape was impossible to use when regional/number settings were using comma as decimal separator instead of a period.
♦ Other types of progress overlays were shifted 1 frame ahead, so the last frame will represent 100% of the progress.
♦ When trying to edit the key strokes, there was a case in which you could not, because of a faulty validation preventing you from opening the window to edit.
♦ When manually switching from a zoom different than 100% (example: 140%) back to 100% and later opening and closing a panel,
the zoom would go back to the zoom 140% instead of staying at 100%.
♦ The tooltips for some buttons are now translatable.
♦ Fixed issues with some windows not opening at the correct position.
♦ Fixed the delay rounding for encoders v1 and v2, since gifs can only have delays of multiples of 10ms in each frame.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.18
What's new?
• Added support for presets/profiles for FFmpeg video encoding feature, separated by file type.
• Keystrokes: The app will display "Ctrl" instead of displaying "Control".
• Updated the Korean translation.
Bug fixes:
♦ The process that checks if there's already a file with the same name was changed. Now it should be smoother.
♦ In Options > About, the Gitter link was opening other website by mistake.
♦ The task that alters the delay of frames was not working.
♦ The transition "Fade to color" was ending with a frame not 100% of the selected color.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.17.1
What's new?
• Updated the German and Danish translations.
Bug fixes:
♦ There was a couple of overlapped visual elements on the Progress panel.
More info:
ScreenToGif 2.17
What's new?
• You can now use different themes! Light, medium, dark and very dark are now available.
• New automated task: You can now create a task that alters the delay of each frame.
• Progress indicator: Now you can add the exact timestamp of each frame (based on the start date of the recording).
• When you start the app without any settings, the default folder where the frames are stored (Location folder) is now set to %temp% instead of a hardcoded path.
• Now you can use your arrow keys to move and resize the selection rectangles from the new recorder and from the Crop feature. Just use the three combinations of commands with Ctrl, Shift and arrow keys.
• Updated the Japanese translation.
Bug fixes:
♦ When removing duplicated frames, there was no indication that the process was still going on.
♦ When applying the KeyStrokes with a margin, it would result in a wrongly sized panel.
♦ If you cancelled the video import, the progress bar would not be hidden away and the app could crash.
♦ When creating a new blank project and trying to apply the Obfuscation feature, the app would crash, because of the image depth.
♦ When using the FFmpeg as the APNG encoder, the app would crash if the parameter field was empty.