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What’s Improved:
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We updated to the latest Android software development kit (SDK) to improve overall performance.
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We made several changes to enhance the accessibility of the app.
- We made changes to improve app stability.
What’s new:
- When you create a ScreenPal quiz using a YouTube video link, you can now preview the selected video within the Create Quiz dialog. You can also trim the beginning and end of the selected video.
What’s fixed:
- We made improvements to the timing of AI-generated questions within a quiz.
What’s fixed:
- Previously, if a team hosted their content using a subdomain on ScreencastHost.com, and a video had Team User selected for Visibility, team members were redirected to the standard ScreenPal login page to sign in and watch the video. This issue has been corrected. Users can now log in directly from the watch page to view the content.
- We fixed an issue where clicking Copy on the Feature Access Default page only copied the text in the Access URL page. Clicking Copy now copies the entire URL.
- We corrected an issue where embedded ScreenPal videos were not displaying the player controls when viewed on mobile devices.
What’s fixed:
- We fixed an issue where launching the Screen Recorder from Canvas using the ScreenPal LTI plug-in was prompting users to download the app when it was already installed.
- Previously, some Team Owners were unable to click the Download Install option from their Feature Access Default page. This has been resolved.
- We resolved an issue in which some users could not use ScreenPal AI features after upgrading their plan.
What’s fixed:
- In this release, we corrected an issue that caused some paid Solo accounts to be treated as free accounts with imposed limits on certain features, such as recording time.
What’s new:
- We added a Restart now button to the Help dialog within the Desktop app. Clicking this button quickly restarts ScreenPal to update it to the latest version.
- We added a Replace button to the Video and Image overlay menus. Clicking this button enables you to quickly select an image or video to replace the current one, maintaining the same size, position, and position on the video timeline as the replaced media.
- We added an option to delete the main image, or screenshot, within an image project. Any overlays that were added to the original image will remain.
What’s fixed:
- We fixed an issue that caused some users audio to mute briefly as they recorded narration within a Story.
- We fixed a bug that caused the Video Editor to close unexpectedly when adding an image overlay to a project.
- In the Script editor, we fixed an issue where the Add Audio menu would disappear as some users attempted to make a selection from it.
What’s new:
- We updated the Due Date control for Google Classroom assignments to use a 12-hour clock, rather than a 24-hour clock, for a better user experience.
What’s fixed:
- We fixed an issue where the Full Screen control on the video player was unavailable for some embeds, including those using our LTI plug-in within Learning Management Systems.
- Previously, when some users attempted to select an LMS Type during setup, an error message was displayed. We have fixed this issue.
What’s new:
- We updated the Heatmaps table on the Content Trends page for a video within ScreenPal Analytics to provide a better user experience. The table now expands to the full width of the page and certain columns have been adjusted to display the full value within them.
- We made improvements to the Subscribe screen within the ScreenPal mobile app so it is easier to view this screen and complete a purchase when using a mobile device.
- We added the ability to control iframe height and width when using ScreenPal oEmbed shortcodes for WordPress.
What’s fixed:
- We fixed an issue where media was not uploading properly in the Online Video Editor.
What’s new:
- We added functionality in this release for ScreenPal and Google Classroom. To connect your Google Classroom to ScreenPal, go to Settings > Integrations > My Integrations. Once this setup is complete, you can click the Share button for any video in ScreenPal Hosting and select Google Classroom. From there, you can share the video as an assignment or course material, ask a question about it, or share it as a video announcement.
- With this update, you can also share ScreenPal quizzes to Google Classroom as assignments. To do this open a quiz, go to the Assignment & Settings tab, and click the LMS option to display the Assign to Google Classroom area. When you share a quiz to your class, student quiz scores are automatically synced to your Google Classroom gradebook.
What’s fixed:
- We improved the AI narration in our Slides to Video Generator so it is less repetitive.
What’s new:
- In this release, we made some changes to ScreenPal Analytics for a better experience.
- Last Visit has been renamed to Last Played on the Analytics page, to better represent the date shown in this column.
- An arrow is now displayed next to the title of the column you are currently sorting by in the Content Trends table, so you can better determine how the data is currently sorted.
What’s fixed:
- We fixed a bug that prevented some users from being able to convert large slides presentations to videos using the AI Slides to Video Generator.
