RightBooth Video Booth software blog

RightBooth v7.7.16 Released

13/2/2022

Details

Allow 2 instances of RightBooth to run on the same computer. Each instance has its own independent configuration and settings, allowing multiple event files to run simultaneously, ideally on an extended desktop with multiple touchscreens. Example:
- 2 recording events each with a different camera or
- 1 recording event + 1 sharing station event

Details - see Option 4 here

New User input setting: 'Mouse as secondary input'. When playing events, this allows the mouse to be used as a User input method in addition to the chosen User input method
Video conversion settings. Frame rate: Can now select any value up to 60 fps. Or leave the frame rate set at the original recorded value
QR codes for videos and photos now link to a html wrapper file that includes a Download button for easier downloading of files on phones and tablets
QR code and clock items can now be added to print layout designs
Confetti overlay videos added to the Media Library

Fix: Allow the main camera to return to showing the live preview after cancelling a playing event while a video recording is underway
Fix: The multiple monitor feature now correctly positions event screens when the Windows Display scale is larger than 100%. e.g. as found on Surface tablets
Fix: Video thumbnails are now displayed at the correct aspect ratio in the Sharing Station Media Browser item
Fix: Unicode characters causing problems with QR code scanning and video enhancement when RightBooth is run with the French or Spanish language option
New colour selector in the Screen editor
Fix: Recording events containing video enhancements were not processing videos after recording countdown completed if the event was played after performing recording tests in settings
Fix: GoPro recording events were incorrectly warning about the need for a webcam on computers that did not have any webcam connected
Fix: Video enhancements not working consistently on non English Windows OS's (e.g. Spanish) or when the current Windows user name contains space characters
Fix: Entering a new product code could incorrectly warn that the code was already in use