Snapz Pro X 2.1.3 released
A popular screen capture software (with movie capturing capability) and SillyDog701's official screen capturing tool, Snapz Pro X has released an update to version 2.1.3. This updated version reduces CPU usage dramatically when recording audio along with other enhancements and fixes. Snapz Pro X is a Universal Binary since version 2.1 and is compatible with Mac OS X Leopard in version 2.1.2.
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Snapz Pro X is an easy to take a video of anything on your computer as it is to take a static screenshot. If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how priceless a movie would be... for training videos, demonstrating product features, or to show people exactly what you mean, with full motion video, when words just don't suffice.
Snapz Pro X excels at static screen captures as well. It allows you to save images on your screen in a wide variety of file formats. Snapz Pro X offers border options, with automatic thumbnail generation, and a fantastic "live preview" to help ensure that every screenshot is just right.
Changes/enhancements Snapz Pro X 2.1.3 features the following changes/enhancements:
- Fixed bug where certain machines would sometimes generate 353 hour movies or fail with -2014 error.
- Fixed bug where files saved to Desktop (or any open Finder window) sometimes wouldn't appear.
- Fixed bug where Animation codec wouldn't save full duration when the last frame didn't change.
- Fixed crash when trying to save a movie without a video track.
- Fixed bug where images with borders saved to clipboard weren't opened by Preview
- Check that the output folder still exists before saving a movie.
- Ambrosia Audio Support 2.3.9 reduces CPU usage dramatically.
Snapz Pro X 2.1.3 costs $69. Upgrades from Snapz Pro X 1.0 w/ movie capture are $20. This is a free update to registered users of Snapz Pro X 2.0.
Snapz Pro X (official site)
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