Flashback 0.7.40

Flashback 0.7.40

Flashback Cloud is built in, and saving is safer and easier to follow.

• Flashback Cloud is now part of the app: sign in, pick a plan, and upload clips from the Library with the new Upload to Cloud button or the More menu. Each upload gets one clean share link, and your original file on your PC is never changed. Sign-up, uploads, and plans open from the server when Cloud launches, so nothing changes for you until then.
• After you buy or change a plan in the browser, the Cloud tab updates by itself within a few seconds. A plan that's set to end shows the date it ends.
• The storage limit now only counts and removes captures Flashback made. Other videos and pictures in your clip folder are never touched. If you choose a folder that already holds other media, Flashback offers to save into a Flashback subfolder instead.
• Saving a clip now shows a "Clip saved" notification. Clicking a clip or screenshot notification, including from the Notification Center after a match, opens File Explorer with the file selected.
• A replay shortcut pressed while the previous clip is still saving now waits its turn instead of being dropped. If the buffer is paused or starting, you get the error sound and a notice instead of silence.
• Pausing the buffer from the tray stays paused when you change settings in the window. Start buffer no longer saves other settings you haven't applied.
• When you set a shortcut, Esc cancels, and keys that would block normal typing on their own, like Enter or a single letter, are refused.
• Clips and screenshots from a game on a second monitor are named and filed under that game. Game detection now reads only the game's file path, never its memory.
• If the drive that holds the replay buffer fills up, Flashback says which drive to free up instead of restarting the capture over and over.
• Closing the window during a trim or Discord export lets it finish in the tray. Quitting during an upload or export asks first, and closing with unapplied settings asks whether to apply them.
• The window fits the screen on high-scaling laptop displays.
• Updates resume where they left off after a restart, explain when the disk is full or the PC's clock is wrong, and offer the installer if an update can't be verified. Flashback now tells you when an update has finished.

Recording quality, frame-rate settings, audio routing, and saved preferences are unchanged.