Post edited 3:01 am – April 25, 2010 by mikethedj4

Version 2.0 is now released, and includes fullscreen mode, hotkeys, opacity, dimensions, pinning, and properties, so you can change between another webcam you may have connected. 

Dimensions Mode: 

Well the default dimensions for camdesk is 320x240, you can now change it to 640x480, 352x288, 320x480, 176x144, and 160x140 

Fullscreen Mode: 

Now lets say CamDesk is running like it normally does, and you decide to put it in fullscreen mode, now it won't automatically change to fullscreen mode, you'll haft to stop it from running, and then start it up again so it'll display in fullscreen mode. 

Opacity Mode: 

You can now change your opacity of CamDesk, from it's default 100% all the way to 50%, which is half on 100 = 1/2 or .5% (100%, 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, and 50%) 

 Thanks

CamDesk is mainly for screencasts, and your PrtSc button, or PrintScreen button will take screenshots. However I did think of adding a way to record your desktop with CamDesk however that will take quite a lot of time. So what I'm working on now is once CamDesk is up and running, you can click and drag it, to move it. That update will be released in version 2.0.0.2. As far as the screen recorder built into it, I haven't decided if I wanted to do that or not yet.

You could use EasyMove for that process however, I don't want people needing another application to do it, I think it should be built into the app. However pulling the effect off is a little tricky, and may take quite awhile of time before I get it.

I want people to know, that this program is mainly for desktop screen recording, but I may add that.

Did i tell you..you're a genius Mike? Cuz you are …

lol definitely. The only reason I decided to make a pro version is so I'll at least get some kind of income.

4/25/10:

CamDesk now has a drop shadow to it, however if you don't see it follow the tutorial below for your Windows OS.

Vista/7:

1. Open your Start Menu, and right click on Computer, then click Properties.

2. Click the Change Settings link

3. Click the Advanced Tab, then Settings

4. Now Check "Show Shadows Under Menus"

XP/Vista/7: Most likely will work with older, and later versions as well

1. Go to Start > Run and put down sysdm.cpl.

2. Click the Advanced Tab, then Settings

3. Now Check "Show Shadows Under Menus"

Now to move CamDesk, you now haft to press, and hold the CTRL key, then click and drag it, and it'll move.

Along with that CamDesk can now record audio, and save it as a .wav file.

Video Walkthrew: