#27
17th Jan 2016 at 12:29 PM
Last edited by eliset : 17th Jan 2016 at
1:04 PM.
I don't know about the capture program changing the quality of the graphics on the screen. If you save in a lower quality format like jpg, you get lower quality results. I don't see any difference between what I capture with Gadwin in a png file and what's on the screen but that may be personal judgement.
Recently I changed from Win 7 to Win 10 and could not find a satisfactory screen capture program. Gadwin no longer works in full screen in Win 10. I tried several including Greenshot which is supposed to work in full screen but doesn't, not with Win 10. I rolled back to Win 7 because of that. I have a friend who takes shots to illustrate the same blog I work on so they have to be identical in quality. She had to change to Win 10 - major operating system problems and she didn't want to reformat her pc. Together we have been unable to find anything that will work in full screen. We frequently take hundreds of shots in a session to select those we're going to use so using something like PrintScreen or the Snipping Tool is impossible. It's been extremely frustrating. She's resigned to playing in windowed mode in order to continue using Gadwin.
And by the way, the latest version of Gadwin doesn't work properly - properly defined as not the way I want it to work. (Working in Win 7) I tried it and returned to version 4.7 which was no longer available on the website so I had to go hunting through old and not very well organized
backup files to find it.