Flashback 0.7.41

Flashback 0.7.41

A new icon, screenshot sharing for Flashback Cloud, and steadier audio in joined replays.

• Flashback has a new icon: a bright dot with two fading echoes behind it, like the afterimage a moment leaves. It's in the taskbar, the tray, and the window.
• Screenshots can be uploaded to Flashback Cloud from the Library, just like clips, once Cloud turns screenshot sharing on. Before a screenshot uploads, Flashback removes text notes, camera and location details, and timestamps from the uploaded copy. The file on your PC is never changed.
• The editor's preview loads and plays again after you open a clip. Since 0.7.23 it could stay on the still frame and the Preview button did nothing.
• Replays saved from several buffer segments keep their mixed audio lined up with the video at every join, instead of drifting by a few hundredths of a second.
• Cancelling an export removes its unfinished file even when another program briefly holds it open.
• A shortcut set to the extra key beside left Shift on many non-US keyboards is saved as that key, instead of being read back as the backslash key. If you set one before, set it again once.
• A Library thumbnail never shows the old picture after a clip is replaced or deleted while its thumbnail is loading.
• Changing the Library view or sort right before closing the window is kept when you then use the tray or reopen Flashback.
• Signing out of Cloud stays signed out even if a sign-in refresh was still finishing. The session is ended on the server right away, or as soon as you're back online.
• A Cloud account export that is too large, or arrives cut short, says so and leaves any file you already saved untouched.
• If Cloud pauses screenshot uploads, a screenshot waiting to upload is cleared with a message instead of blocking your other uploads.
• A paused Cloud upload saved by 0.7.40 or earlier can't be resumed after this update. The Cloud page says so; discard it and upload again from your original, which was never changed. A paused upload started by another Cloud account resumes once you sign in to that account.
• A Cloud upload that finishes without a share link says so and points you to the Cloud library, instead of looking stuck.
• If the Cloud page can't load your account, a Retry button tries again without leaving the page.
• Deleting your Cloud account keeps the Cloud controls disabled until it finishes, and if the deletion fails, a paused upload it already removed no longer shows as ready to resume.
• A clip just over 60 FPS is converted before it uploads, instead of being refused by Cloud at the end. Upload titles are tidied the same way Cloud tidies them.
• Uninstalling Flashback removes the start-with-Windows entry only when it opens the copy being removed, so another copy of Flashback on the same PC keeps starting with Windows.
• Flashback is now signed through Microsoft's code signing service, so Windows names its publisher when you install it. Because of that change, Flashback 0.7.40 and earlier can't install this update by themselves: they offer the installer instead. Run it over your current install; your settings and clips are kept.

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