Changes:

• Fixes an issue on Apple Silicon Macs when selecting to record at a low frame rate.
• Fixes a rare crash related to microphone recording.

Changes:

• Fixes an issue when changing the audio channels to record microphone audio from.
• If Screenflick is set to not be shown in the Dock or the menu bar, the main window toolbar shows a button to get back to changing preferences.

Changes:

• Fix for macOS Monterey preventing HEVC export because it sometimes was incorrectly trying to use constant quality mode which HEVC does not support.
• Fixes for multiple rare issues and crashes.

Changes:

• The recording preview timecode now shows current time and duration. When dragging the playhead, a more precise time is shown.
• Fixed an issue with the Vimeo exporter audio configuration.
• Fixes audio synchronization in the preview playback inaccuracies in some cases.
• Fixes an issue with preview playback where changing the audio delays or volumes could prevent hearing the audio until restarted.
• Exported recordings apply the audio delay correctly in all circumstances.
• Other fixes for rare issues.

Changes:

• Fixes a couple issues with pausing a recording.
• Fixes an issue where changing the keyboard or mouse visualization preferences wasn't reflected in the preview.
• After changing keyboard or camera options in the Export view, those changes are now used for the next recorded movie, as expected just like the mouse options.
• Deleting the frame rate value when exporting doesn't crash.
• Other minor changes.

Changes:

• Addresses an infrequent crash during the recording countdown.

Major Highlights:

• Export to WebM with VP8/VP9 and Vorbis audio.
• Export with the new HEVC high efficiency video codec.
• Produce smaller exports with Constant Quality on macOS Monterey.
• Up to 30% faster exporting on some recordings.
• Export only the audio from a recording.
• Export only the video camera from a recording.
• Improved and simpler interface for export options.
• Crop your videos!
• Live preview of timelapse speed-up/slow-down.
• Significantly improved preview playback performance, including full screen preview.
• Automate Screenflick recordings with Automator actions.
• Place Screenflick in "dark mode" even when macOS is in "light mode."
• Fresh interface improvements.
• Display on-screen controls for stop/pause/resume and audio level monitoring.
• Display an on-screen preview of the video camera being recorded.
• Change the system volume without affecting the recorded audio.

Additional Improvements:

• Added an export option to prioritize speed when using HEVC on Apple Silicon. Up to 30% faster exporting, even faster than H.264.
• Added the ability to remove the background behind you from the camera recording. This works best on a relatively solid-colored background, and requires macOS Monterey or later.
• Added the ability to set the start time of a recording. The recording "schedule" (start and stop) is now an option available in the new pulldown menu attached to the Record button when selecting the area of the screen to record.
• The "Quality" slider when using H.264 and HEVC exports uses more appropriate bit rates.
• Audio recording resiliancy in cases of a power failure, system crash, etc.
• Added a new preference for automatically naming recordings with the date and time.
• Added a new preference to choose whether to show the exported movie file in Finder or not.
• The movies list can now be sorted by name. (Right-click in the list to see the option.)
• The movies list can now use a more compact layout. (Right-click in the list to see the option.)
• Multiple recordings can be deleted at the same time using multiple selection.
• You can now drag and drop an "sfmovie" recording package from Finder into the movies list if you're restoring it from somewhere else on the file system.
• Major interface changes to the Export view and how options work. All options (mouse, keyboard, camera, emblem, etc) are set per-recording, instead of being a confusing mix of shared and not. Settings can be copied from one recording to another by right-clicking on the recordings in the sidebar. Mouse and keyboard style options have been moved into Preferences.