Adjustable maximum recording framerate to allow throttling CPU usage.Global hotkey ( Shift + Space) to toggle pausing while recording.Pause and restart recording support with optional inserted text messages.Provision of moving the screen capture frame while recording.Recording support in the GIF or LCF format.
#LICECAP FUZZY FREE#
LICEcap is basically a free unfussy cross-platform screen recorder to capture your desktop activity in the animated GIF format. Even though there are other ways (click here or here) to create an animated GIF in different platforms depending on what you are trying to accomplish, LICEcap will let you create animated GIFs using Windows, Linux or OS X by recording anything you do on your desktop screen oh yeah, in a jiffy. Whether it is social medium like Facebook (even WhatsApp supports it) or blogs like dotTech, these are one of the most the desired forms of virtual interaction however, unless you generate GIFs on your own, your personal point of view may not be able to be expressed without sourcing the picture-perfect live graphics. I really hope it works for you as I know how frustrating it can be to drag and resize whatever you need to share with someone else.Animated GIFs are known to be the informal lingo of the web. That gave me the hint I needed to find this solution. To my surprise LICECap started to work on both monitors.
I discovered this solution accidentally when I decided to test out this bug by closing my macbook so I was only working off two external monitors.I really hope it works for you as I know how frustrating it can be to drag and resize whatever you need to share with someone else. Currently I am on the latest 1.31 version with this solution working. I have installing different version of LICECap to bypass this issue which have not helped.I also have it listed under Accessibility although I don't know if that's required or not. Ensure that LICECap is listed under "Security & Privacy" -> "Screen Recording". If you are seeing a grey background instead a transparent outline, you likely are running to a common issue where you don't have permissions setup.This is likely because the menu bar was present on the retina display. When starting Licecap on the Retina Display it worked fine. The Black Screen issue only happened when using Licecap was used on an external monitor.
Hopefully this helps some of the folks in this thread. Moving the menu bar back to the built-in retina display causes the problem to reoccur again so I'm pretty sure it's the cause for me. My Result: It started working on both my extended monitor and my DisplayLink USB Adapter monitor(used to work around M1 chip limitation).
I'm a big fan of LICEcap, but I have struggled with this black screen issue on different external monitors for the past few years.
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