MathewSachin/Captura

Captura is a screen and audio recording application for Windows that captures video, audio, and webcam feeds using multiple backend engines including FFmpeg, Media Foundation, and Windows Desktop Duplication. The system supports diverse output formats such as MP4, AVI, GIF, and PNG, with options to save locally, copy to the clipboard, or upload to services like Imgur and YouTube. It features a modular architecture with a command-line interface, global hotkey support, and customizable overlays for mouse and keyboard events.

The project underwent a significant architectural overhaul, migrating to .NET Standard and adopting a modular, dependency-injection-based design. This period focused on replacing legacy UI and settings systems with modern, extensible components, while introducing new features like webcam support, command-line interfaces, and flexible image output options.

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This period focused on a comprehensive architectural overhaul, introducing a dependency injection system, modularizing the build process, and establishing a robust interface-based design for core components like video, audio, and overlays. Simultaneously, the project expanded its feature set with new recording modes, FFmpeg integration, and a modernized user interface with localization support.

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This period focused on modernizing the Windows screen capture engine by replacing legacy methods with the Desktop Duplication API and integrating Direct2D and GDI-based imaging subsystems. It also introduced comprehensive webcam support, hardware-accelerated video encoding via Media Foundation and FFmpeg, and new overlay features for visualizing user interactions.

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