May 21, 2008 (Anaheim, CA) -- Araelium Group's popular screen recording program, Screenflick, has been updated to version 1.6 adding over 30 new features and improvements, including improved recording performance (as much as 20%), the ability to display multiple recent keyboard events, improved stability, and greater usability within a refined interface.
Screenflick features high performance screen recording with smooth, fluid motion up to 60 fps. Audio is captured from internal or external mic, or the system audio. Unlike other solutions, Screenflick allows users to record a movie once and compress it as many times as needed, at different resolutions, qualities, and with or without audio, offering you the maximum amount of flexibility when choosing which presentation options to offer movie viewers. Screenflick also offers the ability to display keyboard events and highlight mouse clicks to better communicate actions occuring during the recording.
Version 1.6 is a free update for existing customers. The application is priced at $29.00 USD. It requires Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5 with QuickTime 7.2, and is compatible with both PowerPC and Intel Macs. More information and a trial download are available at http://www.araelium.com/.
Screenflick is a product of Araelium Group, a development company located in Southern California dedicated to Mac OS X applications.
Screencast becomes Screenflick and is updated to 1.5
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January 11, 2008 (Anaheim, CA) -- Araelium Groups's Screencast has been updated to 1.5 featuring many user-requested enhancements, and has changed its name to Screenflick. Screenflick 1.5 adds upon the success of the original with more control over capture, export, display of clicks and keystrokes, and more. Unlike other solutions, Screenflick allows you to record a movie once and compress it as many times as you want at different resolutions, qualities, and with or without audio, offering you the maximum amount of flexibility when choosing which presentation options to offer movie viewers.
Screenflick features high performance screen capturing with smooth, fluid motion up to 30fps. Audio is captured from internal or external mic, or the system audio. Captures can now be stored on the user's selected hard drive, and new export options include scaling as well as more control over file size vs. image quality. The original capability to display keyboard commands and highlight mouse clicks to better communicate actions has been enhanced with several display options including size, location, and which keystrokes are displayed. There are several other UI enhancements and bug fixes.
Seth Willits, the application's developer, said, "the original version has been a great success. People really appreciated the modern interface and the innovative features. In addition to the plans we had for this update, we've received a lot of good ideas for improvements from users which we feel has made 1.5 a really great product."
Version 1.5 is a free update for existing customers. The application is priced at $29.00 USD. It requires Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5 with QuickTime 7.2, and is compatible with both PowerPC and Intel Macs. More information and a trial download are available at http://www.araelium.com/.
Screenflick is a product of Araelium Group, a development company located in Southern California dedicated to Mac OS X applications.
Screencast, an Innovative Screen Recording Application Released
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October 22, 2007 (Anaheim, CA) -- Screencast, an all-new screen recording application for OS X, was announced today. Screencast features high performance screen capturing for smooth, fluid motion even at 30fps. Audio can come from internal or external mic, or the system audio. An excellent utility for software screenflickers and software trainers, Screencast offers the ability to display keyboard commands, and highlights mouse clicks to better communicate which actions are being performed during screen recording.
Seth Willits, the application's developer, said, "we saw a need for a modern screen capture application with high performance, a modern OS X interface, and some enhancements to make screenflicks more effective. And, we thought it should be affordable too."
The application is priced at $29.00 USD. It requires Mac OS X 10.4 with QuickTime 7.2, and is compatible with both PowerPC and Intel Macs. More information and a trial download are available at http://www.screenflickapp.com/.
Screencast is a product of Araelium Group, a development company located in Southern California dedicated to Mac OS X applications.
Araelium Edit Preview 6 Released
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October 15, 2007 : (Anaheim, CA) -- Araelium Group has released an update of its new Mac OS X specific source code authoring and project management application, Araelium Edit, which is now in public beta.
The application is designed with an emphasis on developers writing with dynamic and markup languages commonly used for internet applications such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, PERL, Lasso, PHP, and others. Araelium Edit features a project management environment along with multi-language-per-file aware source code editing.
Araelium Edit projects can bring together in one place all the files associated with the development project: source code, master graphics files, requirements documents, reference specs, documentation, project management, and more. Any document that may be an active component of the project, or a useful reference such as server config files can be organized into the project by including it directly into the project, or by reference to the file.
The source code editor features multi-document windows, multi-document search with regular expressions, user-defined syntax definitions, user-defined "function" label extraction, and several tools for auto completing and inserting text and language constructs.
“We saw a need for a developer's toolset that was lighter than the heavy IDEs, had a better Mac experience than ported apps, and would provide an environment more capable and integrated than editors which focus too much on HTML and maybe one scripting language,” said Greg Willits, one of the company's co-founders.
Seth Willits, co-founder and lead developer added, “This first version covers the essentials, and we've received a lot of positive and useful feedback from early testers. Now the app is ready for a wider audience so we can find those little details that need polished, and hear from a broader range of developers.”
This latest preview version adds numerous user interface and feature refinements, optimization for performance with large files and projects, and refinements to the syntax definitions and code complete tools.
The application, which requires Mac OS 10.4 for either PowerPC or Intel systems, can be downloaded now from http://www.araelium.com/ and users are encouraged to join the public talk list to discuss the application.
For more information, see http://www.araelium.com/,
or contact info-@-araelium-dot-com
