What's New in WinCam
Below is the list of the latest news and blog posts on WinCam. You can subscribe to the NTWind News by email or RSS to stay up-to-date with our products and services.
WinSnap and WinCam Maintenance Releases
WinSnap v4.6.1 (March 8, 2018):
- Fixed a few issues with UI scaling under high DPI
- Fixed an issue with message bar in the registered version
- Updated language files: Korean, Slovenian, Japanese
WinCam v1.3 (March 8, 2018):
- New languages: Chinese Traditional
- Fixed issue with right-click on the main menu
- Some other minor bugfixes and improvements
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Posted by Alexander Avdonin on 08-Mar-18 04:50
WinCam v1.2 - Czech, Dutch, Portuguese BR, Russian
Changelog for WinCam v1.2 (January 15, 2018):
- New languages: Czech, Dutch, Portuguese BR, Russian
- Fixed issue with recording when there is no microphone attached
- Fixed issue with non-translated tray menu
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Posted by Alexander Avdonin on 15-Jan-18 02:34
WinCam v1.1 – Language Files and More
I’m glad to announce that WinCam – our newest screen recording and video editing app - supports XML language files now.
4k and 2k region options on high resolution displays:
Watermark position menu:
Changelog for WinCam v1.1 (January 11, 2018):
- Added support for language files (see lang\_Translation.txt)
- Added 4k and 2k region options on high resolution displays
- Added ability to change watermark position through menu
- Much better icon scaling on buttons under high DPI
- Fixed issue with storing microphone and loopback device
- Some other minor bugfixes and improvements
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Posted by Alexander Avdonin on 11-Jan-18 05:14
WinCam v1.0 - New Product Release
WinCam is a powerful and extremely easy-to-use screen recorder with live previews, post-processing effects and basic video editing capabilities. It incorporates the same design philosophy as WinSnap (screenshot tool) and might be useful when a screenshot is not enough to explain what you want.
Creating a tutorial, you can make your cursor pop by adjusting its size, adding the highlight effect and mouse click animations. Alternatively, when recording a live-stream video, you might want to hide the disturbing cursor at all. In WinCam, it’s a quick option you can adjust in a few clicks.
Almost every screen recording contains unnecessary parts when you are setting up the environment or switch to WinCam to stop recording. Double-click the timeline or use the corresponding toolbar buttons to set the start and end times of the video.
I’ve been sitting with this idea for a couple of years, but I didn’t have a good implementation of core algorithms. Now it is time for the first public release. I hope you’ll enjoy using WinCam!
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Posted by Alexander Avdonin on 15-Nov-17 05:39