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==Release date== | ==Release date== | ||
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==New features== | ==New features== | ||
* Major improvements for the plugin (Internet Explorer ActiveX control and Firefox Plugin): | |||
** new black look and progress bar, doesn't flicker anymore | |||
** installs correctly on Windows2000/XP | |||
** Firefox: displays a message if the installation was successful or failed | |||
** Firefox on Vista: | |||
*** the plugin is installed into the users plugin folder if it cannot be installed into the default plugin folder | |||
*** fixed problems when scrolling the plugin page | |||
** closes correctly (doesn't take 5 or more seconds) | |||
** doesn't give an error when closing on Firefox | |||
* File selection/saving: automatically accepts the entered file name when pressing <return> (no need to click on the select button) | * File selection/saving: automatically accepts the entered file name when pressing <return> (no need to click on the select button) | ||
* Video capture: | * Video capture: | ||
** increased the speed of the video grabbing on Windows | ** increased the speed of the video grabbing on Windows | ||
** | ** improved the linking to FFMPEG on Linux so that video compression should work better now | ||
==Bug fixes== | ==Bug fixes== | ||
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** Linux: the capture options are not resetting anymore when changing the GUI style | ** Linux: the capture options are not resetting anymore when changing the GUI style | ||
** Linux/Mac/Graal3D: fixed a problem with making screenshots (Alt-2) that could crash the client | ** Linux/Mac/Graal3D: fixed a problem with making screenshots (Alt-2) that could crash the client | ||
** Windows: fixed problems with only getting a white screen when doing screenshot or video | |||
* Updater: | |||
** the update process works better now without giving the message "Couldn't delete Graal.exe" on some machines (will work with the next update) | |||
Latest revision as of 20:02, 17 February 2010
Release date
October 19th 2007 for Windows and Linux
New features
- Major improvements for the plugin (Internet Explorer ActiveX control and Firefox Plugin):
- new black look and progress bar, doesn't flicker anymore
- installs correctly on Windows2000/XP
- Firefox: displays a message if the installation was successful or failed
- Firefox on Vista:
- the plugin is installed into the users plugin folder if it cannot be installed into the default plugin folder
- fixed problems when scrolling the plugin page
- closes correctly (doesn't take 5 or more seconds)
- doesn't give an error when closing on Firefox
- File selection/saving: automatically accepts the entered file name when pressing <return> (no need to click on the select button)
- Video capture:
- increased the speed of the video grabbing on Windows
- improved the linking to FFMPEG on Linux so that video compression should work better now
Bug fixes
- GuiTextEditSliderCtrl:
- fixed problems with the format wanting the number always in front
- GuiSliderCtrl:
- when the gui style is not providing a slider gfx then it's drawing the default slider instead of not drawing anything
- GuiButtonCtrl/GuiTabCtrl:
- fixed problems with some styles where the tiling for button graphics was not correctly specified, so that only the corners of the button were drawn
- Video capture:
- increased the video buffer size (was giving error sometimes when recording videos of huge size and lots of movement on the screen)
- Linux: the capture options are not resetting anymore when changing the GUI style
- Linux/Mac/Graal3D: fixed a problem with making screenshots (Alt-2) that could crash the client
- Windows: fixed problems with only getting a white screen when doing screenshot or video
- Updater:
- the update process works better now without giving the message "Couldn't delete Graal.exe" on some machines (will work with the next update)