Small Video release notes

Added

• Record your screen from the menu bar (macOS) or the notification area (Windows), or with ⌘⇧2 / Ctrl+Shift+2 from any app. The display your pointer is on is recorded with your microphone, and Small Video's own windows are left out.
• The cursor is redrawn instead of recorded, so it glides smoothly and can be made bigger. Clicks become zooms that ease in on where you clicked.
• An editor to fine-tune the result: pick a zoom on the timeline to change when it starts and ends, how deep it goes and where it looks, or delete it; add one at the playhead with Z; and choose the frame (screen, 16:9, 9:16 or square), background, padding, corners, shadow, cursor size and smoothing. Every change can be undone and is saved as you go.
• Cut the pauses: turn it on and the silences where nothing is said are left out of the video, picture and sound together, with a moment kept around your words so nothing is clipped. Two sliders set how quiet a silence is and how long a pause has to be; the cuts show on the timeline, and a click puts one back.
• Export to MP4 at 1080p, 1440p or 4K, 30 or 60 fps, with your voice. What you export is exactly what the preview shows.
• Recordings take little space: on macOS each take is shrunk to about a fifth of its size right after you stop, with no visible loss on text.
• The tool that exports videos is downloaded and checked on first use, so there is nothing to install by hand.
• Remove a recording you don't need from the list with the 🗑 that appears when you point at it. After you confirm (Enter, or Esc to cancel) it goes to the system Trash, so you can still get it back; a video you exported from it is kept.