What's new in PiP3 2.0.2
Feb 16, 2015
- Fixed an issue which caused 16:9 video appear in letter box format on screen (black bars)
- When launching, PiP2 now checks if the last window position is still valid and resets the window's position to its default, if not. This might happen if you put PiP2's window onto an external screen and then removed this screen.
New in PiP3 2.0.1 (Oct 11, 2013)
- Fixed slow frame rates problem with some 3rd party web cams.
New in PiP3 2.0 (Oct 11, 2013)
- PiP 2 is now based on Apple's newest QuickTime X technology.
- PiP 2 uses much less system resources than PiP v1.x. The CPU load is much lower in general and virtually zero when the PiP video view is hidden. Thus, the "Disable PiP" command isn't needed any more.
- It's now possible to decorate PiP's video window with a custom colored frame and/or shadow.
- PiP now supports selected CoreImage filters (see "Effect" menu).
New in PiP3 1.1 (Dec 18, 2008)
- Fixed a problem with some web cams, causing PiP to display the video image too small.
- PiP can now work in a special mode, which enables it to be used during a Keynote presentation (see above list, no. 6).
- In addition to rotating by 180°, it's now also possible to mirror the image.