RIGHTBOOTH VERSION 3.4 RELEASED

New Functionality

We've added the new setting: 'Show photo filmstrip' which will apply to a recording session when the photo count is set to greater than 1. The photo filmstrip can then be positioned in the Session Designer and it will show the ongoing captured photos for each user.  The photo filmstrip will automatically accommodate the number of photos you have selected to take and it can be oriented to display the photos either vertically or horizontally, as shown in these examples...

We've added independent font settings for the instructions shown on different session screens in the Session Designer.

We've added a new setting to: 'Show photo after capture'. When ticked this option will cause each photo taken to be shown to the user for 3 seconds before the program moves on.

We've added new independent settings to 'Collect user names', 'Collect user email addresses', both or neither.

We've added a new setting to specify the microphone's 'Audio input format'.  This allows you to define the frequency, bit rate and channel values for audio being sampled by your selected microphone.

We've added new settings to specify the AVI audio output format: Hertz, Bits and Channels.  When recording AVI video files, you can match these values with your chosen Audio input format (see above), and this will help to overcome possible lip sync issues within AVI files.

- We've improved the program memory usage during the recording session which will help with overall program performance.

Bug Fixes

- The program now allows setting the photo capture count to 10.

- Prevented a memory leak that was previously occurring if a Recording Session was started after using the Session Designer. In this situation, the program would repeat a cycle of gradually consuming memory and then periodically releasing it all. On some systems this cyclic memory recovery event could cause the program to freeze for a short time, leading to possible interruptions to any video recording that may have been happening at the time.