New Fraps

A new Version 3.2.2 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version fixes several bugs.

FRAPS show fps, record video game movies, screen capture software

A new Version 3.2.3 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version adds support for full-size video capture above 2560x1600 and fixes several bugs.

A new Version 3.2.5 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version fixes two bugs affecting half-size mode and key duplication.

Fraps updated to version 3.2.6, more bugs fixed









beepa has this week rolled out a new update for its video capturing and benchmarking tool Fraps to fix various issues like one that led to crashes on Windows 2000 machines, and one that prevented DirectX from being initialized at startup.
Fraps 3.2.6 also resolves a crashing issue while recording, and a bug that causes graphic corruption of individual frames in recorded movies. The updated version can be downloaded from this page .

Ref: Fraps updated to version 3.2.6, more bugs fixed | TechConnect Magazine

A new Version 3.2.7 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version fixes large pauses between split AVI segments, fixes stuttering when using loop recording, and has other bug fixes.

A new Version 3.2.8 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version reduces CPU usage on most configurations, and has various bug fixes.

A new Version 3.2.9 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version improves the sound capture engine and contains several fixes.

Due to the early ability to test Windows 7 Service Pack 1, I was able to get information to FRAPS developers about the DWM (Aero FPS/Movies/Screenshots) feature malfunctioning under SP1. The latest beta release of 3.3.0 has corrected this problem. It is predicted that a non-beta build of 3.3.0 will be released soon with a fix so that you can once again use FRAPS to record and monitor the entire desktop.

A new Version 3.3.0 of the FPS measurement, benchmarking and video capture utility FRAPS has been released. This version supports Windows 7 SP1, adds an option to capture external sound, and has bug fixes.

FRAPS 3.4.0 has been released.

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FRAPS 3.4.0 RELEASE NOTES
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The latest version of Fraps includes an update to the loop recording mode, allowing you to specify a custom length for the buffer (rather than the default 30 seconds). To activate the recording loop simply press and hold your video capture hotkey until the Fraps counter turns pink, indicating that loop recording has begun.

We have also included new optimizations for recording at high resolutions such as 1920x1080 (1080P). Performance gains should be seen in most OpenGL and DirectX games with Fraps 3.4. Changes since the last major release are listed below:

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CHANGELOG
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Fraps 3.4.0 - 29th March, 2011
- Added configurable buffer size for loop recording mode
- Increased video capture performance at high resolutions
- Fixed slow recording of Minecraft at default window size
- Fixed benchmark crashing when configured to stop automatically after 1 second

Fraps 3.3.3 - 15th Mar 2011
- Fixed mouse not responding in Ragnarok and some applications

Fraps 3.3.2 - 9th Mar 2011
- Added detection of mouse buttons (Mouse3, Mouse4 & Mouse5 can be used as hotkeys)
- Added support for all Ctrl, Shift & Alt combinations for use with Fraps hotkeys

Fraps 3.3.1 - 1st Mar 2011
- Fixed Fraps not detecting Agrar Simulator 2011 and some D3D9Ex applications
- Fixed wrong capture dimensions for Fallout 3/New Vegas & Milkdrop
- Fixed counter showing over frames in IE9 beta
- Fixed stereoscopic capture not working in half-size mode for some games
- Additional minor bug fixes