Tim Weaver said:
I'm looking for a screencap utility with a timer that can get a cap of the
window under the mouse cursor every "however many" seconds. I haven't been
able to locate such an animal.
I got up early this morning, in order to get to be the first one to put
Irfanview into the list.
Options > Capture.
Capture Area
[ ] Whole Screen
[ ] Foreground Window
[ ] Foreground Window - Client Area
Capture Options
[ ] Include Mouse Cursor
Capture Method
[ ] Hot Key: [____]
[ ] Automatic - timer delay: [___] seconds
Saving Mehod
[ ] Show captured image in viewer
[ ] Save captured image as file
Destination directory: [________] [BROWSE]
Save As: [__png!__] [OPTIONS]
It autonames with long, unique names composed of date and time.
iviewcapture_date_15_04_2004_time_04_56_52.png
iviewcapture_date_15_04_2004_time_04_56_54.png
iviewcapture_date_15_04_2004_time_04_56_56.png
iviewcapture_date_15_04_2004_time_04_56_50.png
.. . . . .
I am looking at MWSnap's helpfile with regard to options. It offers a
very nice array of autonaming styles, not fixed as with Irfanview. It
also has an option to stop after XX screenshots.
Where MWSnap is more limited is with regard to options on your save image
quality:
"Use the list to select the format for auto-saved images. Note
that you can select the format only. Image parameters, like color
depth, quality or transparency will be identical to those last
specified when saving manually."
Then where it seems you have a lot more choice with MWSnap, it'd be with
what area you want captured, and what size outputs. I assume this can be
specified in detail, same as when you do individual captures. I don't
have enough experience with such options to comment there, having generally
the simpleton habits of [alt-printscreen] & [printscreen + crop].
Hmmmmm. Looking, and I'm not even spotting the equivalent of alt-printscreen
in MWSnap. ?