#Screenflick key and name movie#

Includes a new version of Soundflower, version 1.6.7 which is code-signed to support OS X El Capitan.

#Screenflick key and name movie#

The 'QuickTime' and 'Flash' tabs in the movie export now use the modern H.264 encoder on OS X Yosemite.

Control Screenflick from another Mac or (soon) iOS device. Added remote control capability on OS X Yosemite and later.Screenflick is now 64-bit on OS X Yosemite and later.Fixes a crash on OS X 10.8 when viewing Preferences.On Retina screens, the play button (and others) in the movie preview area are no longer double-sized or low resolution.Several important improvements for error reporting and stability.Fixes problems caused when exporting a time-lapsed / sped-up recording which could lead to a crash.The Export view now displays recording which are 'damaged' and allows user to repair them.All error messages should now have an 'Email Support' button.Added the ability to surpress the warning when no audio is set to be recorded along with the video camera.This can also be seen by selecting 'Quick Overview' from the Help menu. Added a quick 'tour' of Screenflick for first time users, on Yosemite and later.Movie info in the Export view now shows whether the selected recording has audio or not.The shortcut has always worked, but now it's shown. In the Presets popup in the screen selection view (just after starting a recording) 'Command-F' is shown as a keyboard shortcut for 'Fullscreen'.