October 2024 update improves performance of screen capturing and also the area selector. Additionally, as a little new feature, you can now flip camera image vertically. There are also multiple bug fixes which the most important one is fixing oversaturated screen capture from HDR enabled displays.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

August 2024 update brings performance improvements in screen and mouse pointer capturing, and also recording performance on Windows 11. Additionally, audio capturing quality is improved in this update.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

July 2024 update adds audio meter to view audio levels for both input and output audio. This feature makes it easier to make sure if the app is capturing audio from the selected devices by checking the levels on the audio meter. Minor user interface improvements are also applied in this update.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

April 2024 update brings a new media processing engine which improves recording performance. New audio and watermark options are also available in the update.

You can now change volume from the app for both system audio and the microphone. It can increase by up to 200% in case you need the sound to be louder for your recordings.

An option is also added to turn off surround sound in order to get maximum volume (as you hear) for system audio in case you use a virtual surround headphone.

Watermark overlay gets more customization options in the update as you can now change text alignment and outline thickness for the watermark text.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

August 2023 update fixes an issue related to AMD VCE for video encoding which was preventing the software to use the hardware encoder properly.

After this update, Screenbits should perform significantly better on AMD video cards so If you are using an AMD video card and wasn't happy with performance of the application, we recommend you give it a try after this update.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

June 2023 update brings the ability to choose HEVC hardware encoder (if available) for video encoding. It also adds a "Window" capture mode to simplify capturing window areas as you can now choose application windows from a list. Area presets are also available to save frequently used areas in Area capture mode and easily restore them at any time.

In addition to these features this update includes other improvements and bug fixes. If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

As we add new features to Screenbits through each update, we also want to make sure the app is working as expected and performing better and better within each update.

February 2023 update brings significant performance improvements in hardware video encoding. Compared to the previous version, you may experience up to 50% less CPU usage if you use hardware acceleration for video encoding. This improves recording quality and framerate of the output video and also allows your system to dedicate more resources to other applications or the game which you play during recording.

In addition to this improvement, we have fixed a few bugs in the recent updates. If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

December 2022 update brings Draw on Screen feature which allows you to write, draw and highlight anywhere on your screen! There are several tools such as pen, marker, arrow, rectangle and text to use for drawing.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].

March 2022 update brings an option to let users choose which hardware encoder should be used to encode video. This option replaces the previous one which only allowed users to choose if they want the application to use hardware to encode videos or not.

Since this update, you can also customize thickness of the border around camera overlay from camera options.

If you are interested in the details, check out the release notes on Screenbits website[www.screenbits.com].