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shravanasati committed Oct 14, 2024
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- Minor bug fixes.
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0.5 (13/10/24)
0.5 (14/10/24)
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- Remove the `HighFPSWarning` and `InvalidFPS` exception classes.
- Raise frame count by almost 2 times.
- Calling start and resume recording methods on an already running recorder instance raises a warning instead of printing, and vice versa.
- Temporary screenshots are now stored in `~/.pyscreenrec_data` folder.
- Internal refactors.
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13 changes: 9 additions & 4 deletions README.md
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>>> recorder.stop_recording()
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Keep in mind that the `start_recording` method is non-blocking, it will start a thread in the background to capture the screenshots.

The `stop_recording` saves the video and deletes all screenshots used in the session.
So calling the `stop_recording` method is necessary when `start_recording` is called.

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## Change Log
Changes made in the latest version (*v0.3*) are:
- Manually set FPS for the screen recording, by an extra `fps` argument in `start_recording` method.
- Introduced a one more exception class named `InvalidFPS`.
- Minor bug fixes.
Changes made in the latest version (*v0.5*) are:
- Remove the `HighFPSWarning` and `InvalidFPS` exception classes.
- Raise frame count by almost 2 times.
- Calling start and resume recording methods on an already running recorder instance raises a warning instead of printing, and vice versa.
- Temporary screenshots are now stored in `~/.pyscreenrec_data` folder.
- Internal refactors.


View [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/shravanasati/pyscreenrec/blob/master/CHANGELOG) for more details.

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