ScreenToGif is a handy and popular tool to record a specific area of your computer screen you select. Furthermore, the utility allows to use the live feed from your webcam, or live drawing from a sketch board. Later, you can edit and store the animation as a png, a gif video, png, or psd images.
Today, ScreenToGif 2.27.2 has been released with some bug fixes. The latest version of this app has also some known issues.
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ScreenToGif 2.27.2 Released with bug fixes
Here is ScreenToGif 2.27.2 changelog –
Bug fixes
- If you tried to open the app while not having .Net 4.8 installed, a crash was happening the before the message could appear explaining that .Net 4.8 was required.
- Gifski was shrinking the size of gifs bigger than 800×600.
- It was not possible to download FFmpeg.
Known issues
- Error when trying to recording using DirectX. (Invalid call)
- Impossible to load SharpDX libraries.
- Error after recording, while opening the editor window.
- The video importer keeps loading indefinitely
- When saving a gif using the overwrite option while the output file has a usage lock, no error appears.
- The newer recorder does not let you move (by dragging) the selected region to other windows.
- When using the capture option “Capture a frame only when something changes on screen” and moving the recording window, the recording will glitch.
- The Previous/Next repeat buttons are only triggering the events once.
Experimental features
- Full screen recording.
- Capture using DesktopDuplication (DirectX).
See – Windows 10 – How to Record Screen with Problem Steps Recorder.
ScreenToGif 2.27.2 download links
Portable zip – ScreenToGif.2.27.2.Portable.zip 1350KB
MSI File – ScreenToGif.2.27.2.Setup.msi 3.25MB
Source – GitHub Project.