I appear to have implemented a new bug in 0.1.1.2 release of GIF Snapper, when adding a decimal option for setting screen capture sequence duration I accidentally also made the program recalculate the duration to milliseconds, fixed it in this 0.1.1.3 release though!
Also added some options available to modify the capture-screen hotkey.
Uploaded a new version of the GIF Snapper, improving some features and fixing a few minor glitches. To download the application, browse the Files List.
0.1.1.2 Update Log
Updates –
-Now possible to add decimals to the sequence timer, previously only took integers
-Improved controls for the Screen Capture Bounds window
Fixed –
-Fixed issue with captured gif files beeing offset from the assigned Screen Capture Bounds position
-Fixed issue with the Output Directory name field not beeing refreshed when the program starts ( The property is saved when assigned )
Publishing a new version of GIF Snapper that solve some awkward issues detected in 0.1.01. GIF Snapper is available here.
0.1.0.2 Update Log
Updates –
-Removed two-step creation of GIFs. Capturing a GIF now only require one single user action.
-The frame used to set desired capture bounds is renamed to “Screen Capture Bounds”
-Button to apply screen capture bounds was recolored to green
-Created a hotkey for .gif capture. Pressing LCtrl+F12 now captures the .gif. Application window can now be
minimised when performing the actionFixed –
-If resolution and capture bounds were not the same value, the resulting .gif file had non-desired size. Resolution property removed, it’s now always the same as Screen capture bounds size
-Fixed issue with the application corrupting the defined Screen capture bounds and frame-related user settings
after capturing a .Gif