Hi skwire
Thanks for a great app that I just found. I'm using it to get my music properly set up for xbmc.

The file structure is of the form: f:\music\artist\album\[optionally cd, artwork etc or nothing]

I believe there is a bug when the artist subdirectory is empty (other than the album subdirectories). In this case the artist directory is not output as having no cover when I believe it should be. Normally the artist directory would have have an artist inage, fanart etc, and in this case the artist directory is correctly output, even if the image is not labelled as cover, folder etc. It simply puts no cover and lists the jpg files etc.

An additional feature that I think would be useful, to me anyway, is ability to limit the listing to a particular depth. In the above structure I would normally want to be limited to album, that is 2 levels below the f:\music directory specified.

Thanks for reading and for the app

Thanks for the update

Everything appears to be working properly on a three monitor setup. This means that I no longer have to use the work-around of moving the ScreenCaptor window to the monitor on which I wanted to do the captures. Way better!

The bugfix worked for me in that I couldn't reproduce the error by double clicking as before.  As I was only getting the error intermittently, I will keep checking as I do more captures over the next week or so.

I notice that double clicking now closes ScreenCaptor. I personally would like to see the ScreenCaptor window re-opened as the double click is obviously a mistake and you usually want to do another capture.

Cheers
Phil White

Hi,

I can certainly confirm the berserk 'Illegal floating point operation ' when capturing a selected region (Shift + PrtScr). It doesn't happen with every capture. I have only had it happen about 10 times in 500 captures.

I'll have to take more notice when it happens again, but I believe most times it occurred when I was selecting the region and changed my mind about where to start. Something I then did (what??? I don't know) caused the problem.

Phil White