RhythmScreen

With a pretty misleading name, RhythmScreen sounds rather like some sort of rhythm video game. Far from it, this application was created to aid those needing a way to take constant screenshots. While such an application might not be useful for most individuals, for those attempting to document a certain procedure, such functionality could be crucial. As far as the app is concerned, its simplicity could be an advantage as well as a disadvantage.

The application will not surprise you with a plethora of screenshot-related options. On the contrary, there is only one particular option or setting the user must input before beginning the whole screenshot process. RhythmScreen will ask the user to input the frequency that will be used to take those screenshots. The cadence is measured in milliseconds. This can be both an obstacle and a blessing. It all depends on user preference. In any case, don't worry about this. You could easily convert measurements online.

The application, once the user sets his preferred cadence, will minimize in the system tray. There, it will display activity status, mainly if it's taking screenshots or not. All screenshots will be saved in a folder on the root of your OS drive. Unfortunately, the location of your saved screenshots cannot be changed. You'll have to deal with this as-is. The screenshots are ordered by the moment of creation. It's easy to sift through them. The application does not hinder other application use or any work you're developing while using RhythmScreen.

Whether or not you find taking constant screenshots of your application useful, RhythmScreen remains one capable application for this particular task. While there may not be too many that could make use of this functionality, for the few that desperately need it, the application will prove its worth without a doubt.