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Flashback 0.8.2
Clips stay in sync during long sessions, editable audio tracks stay on, and Flashback can keep itself up to date.
- Sound stays in sync with the picture however long Flashback has been recording. Before, after a few hours of play with editable audio tracks on, saved clips could play the sound up to about a second early, because each replay segment was timed by adding up encoded video lengths, which can run slightly past the clock. Flashback now places every segment's sound against when that segment really started, so clips saved late in a session line up as well as the first ones.
- The keystroke overlay lines up with the picture in long sessions too. Keys no longer show up early, and the last presses before you save are no longer left out.
- Editable audio tracks no longer turn off for the rest of the session when Windows reports one audio timestamp it can't stand behind, or when Discord or your browser opens or closes a sound just as recording starts. Flashback skips that one timestamp or tries again, and keeps the separate game and microphone tracks.
- Flashback now checks for updates when it starts and every 3 hours, also while it runs in the tray, and tells you when a new version is out. Click the notice to open Flashback and update.
- New: Install updates automatically, in Settings under App updates. Flashback then downloads a new version while no game is running and installs it when your PC is free, with no game or full-screen app open. It restarts in the tray and starts the replay buffer again by itself, so it keeps recording. It's off unless you turn it on.
Your clips, shortcuts, settings, and Cloud links are kept.