Platform

1 In History, select multiple captures
2 Execute SHIFT+F10, Copy, FIlename
3 Inspect clipboard

Expected: multiple filenames
Observed: one filename - from focussed capture

Workaround: ??

macOS version:
10.14.6 (18G95)

Kap version:
3.0.0-beta.6

Other possibly relevant info:
Monitor setup: single rMBP 15" screen, no external monitors
macOS scrollbar appearance setting: "Show Always" (in System Preferences > General)

Steps to reproduce

1. Click the Kap menu bar icon.
2. Click the button in the Kap bar to record an area of the screen.
3. Select a regio

Please forgive me if there is an issue already or document anywhere, but I have tried to google, but no luck at the moment.

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Some of the simulators on my machine are unavailable. For instance, the iPad Pro 11 inch on iOS 12.2 is not available because I have not installed the iOS 12.2 simulator.

-- Unavailable: com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-12-2 --
    iPhone 5s (739BB7D5-8286-4689-A851-B4BA054B62C6) (Shutdown) (unavailable, runtime profile not found)
    iPhone 6 Plus (8D83D9CF-F3E4-4E0B-91CE-B5B61118

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Can someone provide installation instructions for the prerequisites of the library on Windows and Mac OS?
I can then add the information to the README or create a wiki about this in order to help new users.

this is an enhacement request.

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#Now application store the recorded videos in the same source folder. The task is to store the video folder in $HOME/Videos/RecordedVideos/ [Linux folder structure]

/$HOME/Videos/RecordedVideos/ [store videos here]

Note: Create a new folder or check for the existing folder in the video folder path.

I guess since #12 / #15, scrot ignores the given file name and instead silently writes the result to a completely different file.

To reproduce:

$ scrot /tmp/screenshot.png
$ scrot /tmp/screenshot.png
$ ls /tmp/*.png
screenshot_001.png????

scrot should either fail with an exit code if the file already exists, or override the destination file by default like any other sane non-

Add unit tests for critical path code. This includes refactoring to allow unit tests in code that is used to do the recording.

On Linux and macOS it's easy:

apt-get install libopus0 libvpx5 # Debian
pacman -S opus libvpx # Arch
brew install opus libvpx #macOS

But I have no idea how to do it on Windows. 😐