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Smooch wrote:I can't help but feel this is going really off topic... Maybe you should talk about this in a different thread...

Meanwhile I feel that the Mac application is getting really nice. I do need to discuss a few things with Loopy, but he did not reply yet so you will have to wait...

Some highlights of currently (partially) implemented features:

• -Video recording to MPEG4 using H264 (Supported format for basically any Mac application that deals with video) in different quality levels.
  -Live resizing
  -Screenshot taking (either PNG or JPEG)
  -Full screen mode
  -Different layouts (also live switching of layouts)
  -Support for custom layout plugins (Useful when you want to add graphics for a video that you record for a YouTube channel, for instance)
  -Other small details (Things you may take for granted, but really aren't. For instance, allowing for customizability through preferences. Those take up a lot of time to do in my experience.)

Features that need to be implemented/done before release:

• -Full hardware support (This sounds a bit vague, but I'll spare the details)
  -Audio recording in the video (started work on that, I record audio, but I cannot combine it with the video yet)
  -Different FPS options (currently only 60fps, but it is rather hard to add others because of timing)
  -HUD for full screen mode
  -Final testing (I may ask people here to help)

It is currently active in development, so it should not take too long anymore. It depends a bit on when Loopy responds to my private messages. If that happens then I can give you a release date.

My question to you now is, what amount of FPS do you currently use in the windows version or would you like to have? If you feel that having only an option for 60fps is enough then it reduces the amount of work I have to put into it. My question is basically whether this should be a high priority.

raphael wrote:... including the Lagarith codec too

Smooch wrote:

raphael wrote:... including the Lagarith codec too

Well, as you stated, Mac isn't your territory. Every Mac application that handles video wants H264 basically, so adding a codec that is completely unknown to me seems out of the picture. Especially considering you won't be using it.

poketon96 wrote:What about x264?

Smooch wrote:I now have full hardware support. Beta testing begins on 23rd of June and will hopefully last about a week. A first version will be released on 30th of June.

Please let me know if you want to join testing.

Please know that if you use the beta version, a recording may be lost due to bugs (among other problems), although it is very stable at the moment.

If you do beta test, then I request that you try out all features and the combination of features. Also tell me what Mac you are using. You will be required to run at least Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

I will limit the amount of people at beta testing if too many people like to join.