DubIt 2.0.11 - Changelog

What's new in DubIt 2.0.11:

February 18th, 2011

· Changes for Camtasia Studio compatibility.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.10:

February 18th, 2011

· Fixed an audio quality problem introduced in v2.0.9 when recording from the microphone in the middle of a video clip.
· Fixed problems inserting some MPEG-Layer 3 encoded WAV files.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.9:

February 18th, 2011

· Fixed a problem where the audio and video can become out of sync over long recordings on some systems.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.8:

February 18th, 2011

· Changes to support registration via next major versions of SnagIt Camtasia.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.7:

February 18th, 2011

· Changes to support registration via SnagIt or Camtasia when they are installed for all users on Windows NT, 2000, or XP.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.6:

February 18th, 2011

· Fixed a problem with the "Allow audio to extend movie length" option.
· ASF file output is no longer supported.
· Microsoft's Windows Media Encoder can be used to convert DubIt's AVI files to Windows Media files.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.5:

February 18th, 2011

· Increased the default audio format to 22,050Hz, 16-bit, mono.
· Fixed problems with the default audio format not being used after it is changed.
· When an AVI file with an audio stream is opened, maintain the current AVI audio format so the audio quality is never degraded.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.4:

February 18th, 2011

· Added support for choosing the audio recording device.
· Fixed problems with audio recording on some systems.
· Fixed problems adding audio to some uncompressed AVI files.
· Fixed transparent flat toolbar problem on systems with v4.70 of Microsoft's comctl32.dll.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.3:

February 18th, 2011

· Further updates for SnagIt 5 compatibility.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.2:

February 18th, 2011

· Fixed detection of SnagIt registration.
· Updated to recognize SnagIt 5 registration.

What's new in DubIt 2.0.1:

February 18th, 2011

· Fixed a problem with producing RealMedia files where the audio stream is truncated in the produced RealMedia file when the movie is longer than about 5 minutes.